The epidemiological situation regarding HIV and STIs remains a cause for concern among men who have sex with men, despite the many advances made in recent years that have led to HIV and STI prevention measures better suited to people’s individual lifestyles.

It is in this context that Santé publique France is conducting another round of the “Rapport au sexe” Health-Sexuality-Prevention survey from February 16 to April 29, 2019, in partnership with the French National Agency for Research on AIDS and Viral Hepatitis (ANRS). The goal of this regular survey is to better understand the prevention strategies of men who have sex with men. Its second edition will assess the uptake of diverse prevention tools and how this has evolved over the past two years.

The results of the "Rapport au sexe" Health-Sexuality-Prevention survey will help tailor prevention messaging for men who have sex with men, to help them adopt various prevention tools and choose those best suited to their situation.

Who is eligible? Men aged 18 and older, residing in France (including overseas departments), who have sex with other men.

The initial results will be released in late 2019.

All participation is anonymous and voluntary.

Take the survey at www.enquete-prevention.fr