Sexual behavior, sexual identity, and substance abuse among low-income bisexual and non-gay-identifying African American men who have sex with men

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Sex Offenses 78%
• Sexual and Gender Minorities 70%
• Sexual Behavior 66%
• African Americans 64%
• Substance-Related Disorders 60%
• Income 56%
• Sexuality 48%
• Pharmaceutical Preparations 28%
• Focus Groups 26%
• Bisexuality 24%
• Alcohols 20%
• Homosexuality 20%
• Crack Cocaine 20%
• Cultural Competency 19%
• HIV 18%
• Unsafe Sex 18%
• Methamphetamine 16%
• Qualitative Research 15%
• Condoms 15%
• Administrative Personnel 13%
• African Continental Ancestry Group 13%
• Social Class 12%
• Research Design 10%
• Therapeutics 4%

Arts & Humanities

• Substance Abuse 100%
• Bisexual 84%
• Sexual Behavior 81%
• Sexual Identity 81%
• African Americans 58%
• Drugs 42%
• Sexuality 38%
• Income 37%
• Addiction 21%
• Alcohol 19%
• AIDS/HIV 16%
• Focus Groups 16%
• Homosexuality 14%
• Cocaine 13%
• Substance Use 12%
• Bisexuality 11%
• Socioeconomic Status 10%
• Qualitative Research 10%
• Competency 9%
• Crack 9%
• Crystal 8%
• Sexual 6%
• Staff 6%
• Policymaker 5%

Social Sciences

• substance abuse 62%
• low income 54%
• American 53%
• drug use 36%
• sexuality 33%
• drug 27%
• alcohol 20%
• bisexuality 18%
• drug dependence 15%
• homosexuality 13%
• transaction 12%
• addiction 12%
• service provider 12%
• research method 10%
• qualitative research 10%
• social status 10%
• staff 8%
• Group 8%