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Improving health and coping of gay men who live with HIV: A case study of the "Healthy Relationships" program in Mexico
2017
Cogent Psychology
The object of the study was to analyze the participants response to the issues addressed in the "Healthy Relationships" program applied to a population of HIV-infected gay men in Mexico. This program referred to the obstacles of active coping, mainly (1) revelation of diagnosis to family, friends, and sexual partner and (2) practice of safe sex. Moreover, the goal of the intervention was to gain understanding of the specific needs of participants within the Mexican context in regard to the
doi:10.1080/23311908.2017.1387952
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