Role Flexing: How Community, Religion, and Family Shape the Experiences of Young Black Men Who Have Sex with Men

Alexandra B. Balaji(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Carlos Toledo(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Leandro Mena(Emory University), Abigail H. Viall(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Alexandra M. Oster(Department of Human Services), James D. Heffelfinger(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
AIDS Patient Care and STDs
November 7, 2012
10.1089/apc.2012.0177
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