HIV serostatus disclosure is not associated with safer sexual behavior among HIV-positive men who have sex with men (MSM) and their partners at risk for infection in Bangkok, Thailand

Table 2 Relationship between HIV serostatus disclosure and protected sex ^a

	Disclosers N (%)	Non-disclosers N (%)	p	OR (95% CI)	Adjusted OR (95% CI)
Overall (N = 174)	41 (85.4)	104 (82.5)	0.65	1.23 (0.49, 3.12)	1.58 (0.47, 5.35)^b
Subjects with HIV-positive partners (N = 32)	22 (77.3)	2 (20.0)	0.005	13.6 (2.15, 85.9)	13.0 (1.28, 125)^c
Subjects with HIV-negative partners (N = 41)	10 (100)	30 (96.8)	0.76	__ ^d	__^d
Subjects with HIV-unknown partners (N = 91)	10 (90.0)	67 (83.8)	0.54	1.94 (0.23, 16.5)	1.74 (0.20, 18.2)^e

^aIncludes insertive or receptive anal intercourse at the most recent sexual encounter.
^bAdjusted for age, alcohol and drug use at last sexual encounter, and years since HIV diagnosis.
^cAdjusted for partner type and alcohol and drug use at last sexual encounter.
^dNot calculated due to small number of subjects engaging in unprotected sex.
^eAdjusted for age and alcohol and drug use at last sexual encounter.

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