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This paper examines the pattern of HIV risk behaviors among male jaildetainees. From multivariate analyses of baseline data from an HIV interventionstudy of ours, we find that: (1) cocaine use, heroin use and multiple sexualpartners; and (2) heavy drinking and marijuana are often co-occurring amongthis population. From pairwise analyses, we find that (1) heroin and IDU (2)unprotected sexes with main, with non-main, and in last sexual encounter aremostly co-occurring. IDU is found to be associated with middle ages (30-40) andmultiple prior incarcerations, and multiple sex partners associated young maleswith age <30, African American race, and low education. Our findings suggestthat efficient interventions to reduce HIV infection in this high-riskpopulation may have to target on these behaviors simultaneously and bedemographically adapted.

Co-Occurring HIV Risk Behaviors among Males Entering Jail