Understanding straight-identifying men who sometimes have sex with men
15 January 2020
Researchers at UCL would like to talk to men who consider themselves to be straight or heterosexual, and who sometimes have sex or sexual contact with other men. Participation will involve a one-hour confidential interview in-person or over the phone. Interviews will explore the sex you have, and your experiences of and feelings about testing for HIV and other sexually transmitted infections, so that we can improve sexual healthcare.
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Ethical approval
This study has been approved by the UCL Research Ethics Committee (project ID 16181/001).
About the researcher
Tyrone Curtis is a PhD student at the Institute for Global Health at University College London. If you have any questions about the study, you can contact him at tyrone.curtis@ucl.ac.uk or call/message 07884 418 459.
