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To the Editor: Recent advances in the treatment of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) disease ¹ have raised considerable hope for people living with HIV, as well as for those at risk of infection.² These advances also pose potential new public health problems, because they may influence risky sexual behavior.

We recruited 54 men who have sex with men (average age, 32 years; 72 percent were white, 7 percent Asian, 6 percent biracial, 4 percent black, 4 percent Latino, and 7 percent from other races or ethnic groups) to participate in an intervention counseling study. Basing our study on earlier work that . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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