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Using condoms to reduce HIV transmission risk
Longitudinal and cohort research consistently show that both the frequency of high‑risk sexual practices and participation in chemsex are associated with substantially higher odds of acquiring bloodbo...
Medical guidance does not prescribe a single "safe" anal penetration size; instead clinicians and sexual-health educators emphasize progressive, individualized approaches — start very small, use abund...
Consistent use of oral or injectable PrEP cuts the per-act risk of acquiring HIV from receptive anal sex from roughly 138 infections per 10,000 exposures (about 1.38% per act) to on the order of 1 per...
Per-act estimates used by major public-health bodies place the risk of HIV transmission from a single act of condomless anal sex at roughly 1.38% (138 per 10,000) for the receptive partner and about 0...