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In fact some of the cases documented so far haven't been men who have sex with men and it's not uncommon in Africa, so encouraging people to believe they're saf
by nieve 4y ago
In fact some of the cases documented so far haven't been men who have sex with men and it's not uncommon in Africa, so encouraging people to believe they're safe if they're not MSM is potentially damaging. It's much like HIV in this case, the number of heterosexuals infected with that is much higher than most straight people want to believe.
- jhgb 4y agoThe problem with this argument is that for the public health system of a random country X that happens to be not located in Africa, the spread patterns in Africa matter very little. If you're trying to prevent the spread of a certain disease in country X, you're looking at the known spread pattern in X. And the same goes for HIV.
- sh4un 4y ago