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Health care provider and self‐assessment of health status and sexual behaviour in HIV‐seropositive young men with haemophilia

We hypothesized that persons with HIV who perceive themselves as having waning health status may participate in fewer sexual behaviours than HIV‐infected persons without HIV‐related health problems. The object‐ives of this study were to compare health care provider responses with participant responses for health status and for sexual activity and to examine the relationship of HIV‐related health status to the sexual behaviour of HIV‐seropositive adolescents and young men with haemophilia.