Sexually Transmitted Infections and Risk Behaviors Among African American Women Who Have Sex With Women: Does Sex With Men Make a Difference?

Christina A. Muzny(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Leandro Mena(Emory University), David H. Martin(Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center New Orleans), Imran Sunesara(University of Mississippi Medical Center)
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
October 4, 2011
10.1097/olq.0b013e31822e6179
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