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Gay and bisexual men engage in fewer risky sexual behaviors while traveling internationally: a cross-sectional study in San Francisco

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Cite this article as:: Truong HM, Fatch R, Grasso M, et al

Gay and bisexual men engage in fewer risky sexual behaviors while traveling internationally: a cross-sectional study in San Francisco

Sexually Transmitted Infections 2015;91:220-225.