Heterosexually active men, masculinities, HIV prevention, and the search for post-exposure prophylaxis following sexual exposure

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2019
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UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE LANUS
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SALUD COLECTIVA, v.15, article ID UNSP e2144, 14p, 2019
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Hegemonic masculinity has distanced heterosexually active men from the responses to the HIV epidemic. However, with the combined prevention paradigm, post-exposure prophylaxis offers new ways to manage the risks of HIV infection, while at the same time bringing about new challenges. The aim of this paper is to discuss - through the lens of gender and masculinities - how heterosexually active men perceive their HIV risk and how they manage prevention methods and strategies, including post-exposure prophylaxis. Employing qualitative methods, 16 heterosexually active men in five health services from different Brazilian cities were interviewed. The analysis indicates that condom use - the main prevention method - was conditioned by subjective and contextual factors, and its failure stands out as the primary reason for seeking out post-exposure prophylaxis. We argue that ideals of hegemonic masculinity permeate perceptions and risk management discourses in the current context of the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
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Masculinity, Heterosexuality, Men's Health, Disease Prevention, HIV, Post-Exposure Prophylaxis, Brazil
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https://observatorio.fm.usp.br/handle/OPI/35501
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