Bennett G, Chapman S, Bray F
Department of Community Medicine, Westmead Hospital, NSW.
Med J Aust. 1989 Sep 18;151(6):314-8.
Fifty-four actively bisexual men with recent sexual experiences with both men and women were interviewed as part of a wider study of 176 homosexual men, many of whom frequented "beats" (public toilets, parks and isolated roads where men meet for homosexual encounters). Forty-six per cent of the bisexual men were engaging in unsafe sexual practices with at least one man and one woman. Three of these men knew that they were seropositive for the human immunodeficiency virus, with two of these men engaging in unsafe sexual practices with some of their partners. Fewer than one-quarter of the bisexual men identified with or participated actively in aspects of organized, overt "gay" culture. So-called "closeted" bisexual men are suggested to be a major, but neglected, target for educational efforts against the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.
作为一项针对176名同性恋男性的更广泛研究的一部分，对54名近期与男性和女性都有过性经历的活跃双性恋男性进行了访谈，其中许多同性恋男性常去“场所”（男性进行同性恋性接触的公共厕所、公园和偏僻道路）。46%的双性恋男性至少与一名男性和一名女性进行不安全的性行为。其中三名男性知道自己感染了人类免疫缺陷病毒，其中两名男性与他们的一些性伴侣进行不安全的性行为。不到四分之一的双性恋男性认同或积极参与有组织的、公开的“同性恋”文化的某些方面。所谓“ closeted ”双性恋男性被认为是预防获得性免疫缺陷综合征教育工作的一个主要但被忽视的目标群体。
