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Regional distributions of chemsex, broader sexualised substance use and individual-level substance use patterns and their associations with HIV among men who have sex with men in the Netherlands: a Bayesian spatial ecological modelling and a latent class analysis.
Chemsex increases HIV risk, but the Dutch substance landscape is evolving beyond traditional drugs (e.g. GHB/GBL, methamphetamine) to include novel synthetic cathinones. This study mapped the spatial distribution of sexualised substance use and identified distinct chemsex-user profiles among men who
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