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    <title>‘Make your position clear’ gay and bisexual men’s sexual health and behaviour in the West of Scotland</title>
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    <note>This research was funded by NHS Greater Glasgow &amp; Clyde, NHS Lanarkshire and NHS Ayrshire &amp; Arran</note>
    <abstract>This study was conducted to evaluate an awareness raising campaign aimed at promoting positive sexual health behaviours in men who have sex with men in the West of Scotland and to undertake an in-depth exploration of psychosocial factors that might influence such behaviours, using a survey in commercial gay venues in Glasgow.  This study was a collaboration between MRC and Glasgow Caledonian University (study lead – Prof Paul Flowers), funded by NHS Greater Glasgow &amp; Clyde, NHS Lanarkshire and NHS Ayrshire &amp; Arran.

This Record is a digital tombstone. The data files associated with this record were destroyed/deleted on the 17 April 2026 in line with the approved retention schedule.</abstract>
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