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Sex at risk

by Stuart Brody

TransmissionAIDS (Disease)HeterosexualsDiseasesRisk factorsSexSex customsSafe sex in aids prevention

Sex at Risk is a comprehensive review of the scientific literature dealing with the transmission of AIDS. Like Michael Fumento's The Myth of Heterosexual AIDS, it exposes the mythology surrounding vaginal intercourse and AIDS transmission. Brody also looks deeply at reasons that fear of AIDS transmission from vaginal intercourse has spread so widely and profoundly. He addresses serious methodological problems in AIDS/HIV behavioral research, as well as tendentious political correctness that has done a disservice to science. Sex at Risk also comprehensively reviews the international research literature on correlates of lifetime number of sexual partners and frequency of sexual intercourse. Among topics covered are: relationships between lifetime number of sexual partners and mental health, explanations for important differences between intercourse and masturbation, the possible association of frequency with healthy functioning, and correlations between frequency and national development. Brody concludes by discussing what AIDS reveals about how politically correct thought impedes scientific progress, when taboo themes, regardless of their validity, cannot be pursued. Sex at Risk is

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