Substance Use among Men Who Have Sex with Men Patterns of substance use among
MSM vary depending on demographic factors, substance type, and MSM subgroup …

Most studies recommended that HIV prevention and care research attend to the interplay
between poor mental health, substance use and multidimensional violence. Increased …

Black men face high rates of police violence, including direct victimization and indirect
exposure to or knowledge of harmful policing. This violence can result in death and physical …

An understudied social process that may determine variable HIV risk, testing, and linkage to
care is geographic mobility, including immigration as well as short-term mobility, especially …

Men who have sex with Men (MSM) represent a population affected by numerous health
conditions. Syndemic theory has been used as a framework to study the health of MSM for …

This chapter examines the dual burden of health risks associated with food and housing
insecurity and explores strategies to address these challenges. Drawing on a review of the …

Sexual and gender minorities (SGM) of colour in the United States experience heightened
HIV vulnerability, but prevention interventions have not adequately met their needs. We …

Objective: Assessing mobility among people with HIV is an important consideration when
measuring HIV incidence, prevalence, and the care continuum in the United States. Our …

Black sexually minoritized men (BSMM) are the most likely to acquire HIV in Chicago-a
racially segregated city where their daily travel may confer different HIV-related risks. From …

Methamphetamine (Meth) use is a contributor to poor health outcomes among young Black
American gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (YB-GBMSM). Emerging …