Self-disclosure of HIV infection among men who vary in time since seropositive diagnosis and symptomatic status
AIDSPublished 1 June 1995
Gordon Mansergh, Gary Marks, Jane M. Simoni
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Self-disclosure of HIV-positive serostatus to family, friends, and intimate lovers among asymptomatic and symptomatic men who varied in length of time since HIV-seropositive diagnosis is assessed.
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Many asymptomatic men inform few or no significant others of their HIV infection in the first few months after HIV diagnosis. Given the generally supportive reactions reported, HIV-seropositive men should be encouraged, when appropriate, to inform family, friends, and intimate lovers of their serostatus.
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