Evidence of changing sexual behaviours and clinical attendance patterns, alongside increasing diagnoses of sexually transmitted infections in MSM and trans persons who have sex with men

Louis MacGregor; Natalie Edelman

Evidence of changing sexual behaviours and clinical attendance patterns, alongside increasing diagnoses of sexually transmitted infections in MSM and trans persons who have sex with men

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Original language	English
Journal	Sexually Transmitted Infections
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 8 Nov 2020

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Evidence of changing sexual behaviours and clinical attendance patterns, alongside increasing diagnoses of sexually transmitted infections in MSM and trans persons who have sex with men
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Natalie Edelman
- N.Edelman@brighton.ac.uk
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Evidence of changing sexual behaviours and clinical attendance patterns, alongside increasing diagnoses of sexually transmitted infections in MSM and trans persons who have sex with men

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