Research Institute
High quality research helps Manhunt members and the GLBTQ community at-large. In 2009, we established the OLB Research Institute with the following goals:
- Use Internet innovations for global sex research and health promotion
- Address critical sexual health issues and knowledge gaps that impact sexual health
- Support and produce assets-based research and interventions
Guiding principles:
- Help gay men and other men who have sex with men (MSM) have the best sex lives with the least harm
- Educated gay men and other MSM about sex and the law, with a focus on HIV / STI stigma and discrimination
- Use scientific evidence to further understand and implement structural interventions employed across our sites and to inform industry peers of our findings
Manhunt members have significantly contributed to the following publications and video projects:
- July 2010 -- AIDS Patient Care and STDs entitled Relations between Circumcision Status, STI History, and HIV Serostatus among a National Sample of Men who have Sex with Men in the U.S.
- June 2010 -- Journal of Sexual Medicine entitled Characteristics of Vibrator Use by Gay and Bisexually Identified Men in the United States
- June 2010 -- Sexually Transmitted Disease entitled Evaluation of an Innovative Internet-based Partner Notification Program for Early Syphilis Case Management, Washington, DC. January 2007 – June 2008
- September 2009 -- AIDS Care entitled Increased HIV Disclosure Three Months After an Online Video Intervention for Men Who Have Sex with Men
- June 2008 -- American Journal of Public Health entitled Acceptability of an Internet-Based Partner Notification System for Sexually Transmitted Infection Exposure among Men Who Have Sex With Men
- February 2008 -- Sexually Transmitted Disease entitled HIV and STD Status among MSM and Attitudes about Internet Partner Notification for STD Exposure
- February 2007 -- Sexually Transmitted Disease entitled Men Who Have Sex With Men: Perceptions About Sexual Risk, HIV and Sexually Transmitted Disease Testing, and Provider Communication
Creating Solutions
Part I -- “The Morning After”
A la mañana siguiente
Part II -- “The Test”
La prueba
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