Is there a reduction in chemsex practice in men who have sex with men during Covid-19 lockdown? Results of the CheRRLock study.

Thomas L'YavancDaniel GossetMarine PlateyThibaut JedrzejewskiPhilippe GazaletStéphane LasryNadège PierreAbdessamad KachalMarc FremondiereMichel OhayonRomain Palichnull null

Published in: Journal of acquired immune deficiency syndromes (1999) (2022)

Restriction measures lead to changes in sexual behavior and appear to increase chemsex practice. Maintaining care for most isolated patients should be a priority in Covid-19 context.

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