The Young Men and Media Study: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial of a Community-Informed, Online HIV Prevention Intervention for 14–17-Year-Old Sexual Minority Males

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作者：
Kimberly M. Nelson
Nicholas S. Perry
Claire D. Stout
Shira I. Dunsiger
Michael P. Carey
机构：
[1] Boston University School of Public Health,Department of Community Health Sciences
[2] Boston University School of Medicine,Department of Psychiatry
[3] The Miriam Hospital,Center for Behavioral and Preventive Medicine
[4] Brown University,Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior
[5] Brown University,Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences
[6] Boston University School of Public Health,undefined
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AIDS and Behavior | 2022年 / 26卷
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HIV prevention; eHealth; Adolescent sexual minority males; Pornography; Randomized trial;
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The Young Men and Media study developed and pilot tested a community-informed, online HIV prevention program for adolescent sexual minority males (ASMM) in the United States. The developed intervention uses nine interactive modules to increase sexual health knowledge, promote critical examination of pornography, and decrease sexual risk among ASMM. Participants (N = 154, age 14–17 years) were recruited online in Spring 2020 and randomized to the intervention (n = 77) or other existing HIV websites (n = 77). Of the 65 intervention participants who logged in to the website, most completed all nine modules and found the content useful (average module score 4.3 out of 5 stars). The intervention also showed improved HIV/STI knowledge, increased pornography knowledge, and reduced beliefs that pornography is an accurate depiction of male-male sex. Results indicate that the Young Men and Media intervention is feasible, acceptable, and may positively impact sexual health outcomes.
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