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Research reveals chemsex raises sexual risk in individuals not using PrEP or ART, suggesting important implications for HIV prevention.
Conclusion: Results suggest chemsex primarily contributes to sexual risk among those not using PrEP and ART (i.e., those at greatest risk for HIV) and shows limited association with sexual excitation/inhibition factors.
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