Jie Xu

TL;DR: HIV and syphilis prevalences among MSM in China are high and the 2 epidemics are largely separate geographically, but three segments of the Chinese MSM population each have different demographic and sexual risk "profiles" that suggest high potential for bridging infection across geographies, generations, and sexes.

TL;DR: A qualitative study was conducted to identify the reasons, sources, and types of HIV-related stigma prevalent in rural China and develop an intervention to reduce fear of casual transmission and stigma in these communities.

TL;DR: Examination of factors associated with HIV stigma in a rural Chinese community indicated that people with higher education, higher HIV knowledge, higher household wealth and who learned about HIV from professional sources were less likely to hold a stigmatizing attitude, while people who had observed discriminating behaviors toward PLHA in their community and lived in villages with fewer PLHA were more likely toHold a stigmatized attitude.

TL;DR: This study aims to assess differences in HIV prevalence and high‐risk sexual behaviours between repeat and first‐time testers among men who have sex with men (MSM) attending bathhouse in Tianjin, China.

TL;DR: Investigation of HIV incidence and its associated risk factors among young men who have sex with men (YMSM) in urban areas of China found evidence that interventions are required to contain the HIV epidemic within this population.