Final reports: All gay & bisexual men

• The EMIS Network. EMIS-2017 – The European Men-Who-Have-Sex-With-Men Internet Survey. Key findings from 50 countries.
  Stockholm, European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, 2019 (ISBN 978-92-9498-341-1).
• Executive Summary: Mapping & appraisal of HIV prevention & care interventions for men who have sex with men (MSM) in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda & Zimbabwe
  Sigma Research @ LSHTM, 2016 (ISBN: 978-1-906673-22-2)
• Mapping and appraisal of HIV prevention and care interventions for men who have sex with men (MSM) in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda & Zimbabwe: A report of the SHARP programme
  Sigma Research @ LSHTM, 2016 (ISBN: 978-1-906673-21-5)
• State of play: findings from the England Gay Men's Sex Survey 2014
  Sigma Research @ LSHTM, May 2016 (ISBN: 978-1-906673-24-6)
• CARIMIS: The Caribbean Men’s Internet Survey
  Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) Caribbean Regional Support Team (ISBN 978-92-9253-059-4)
• Executive Summary - The Chemsex study: drug use in sexual settings among gay and bisexual men in LSL
  Sigma Research, March 2014 (ISBN: 978-1-906673-19-2)
• The Chemsex study: drug use in sexual settings among gay men in Lambeth, Southwark & Lewisham
  Sigma Research, March 2014 (ISBN 978-1-906673-18-5)
• Making it Count:  A collaborative planning framework to minimise the incidence of HIV infection
  Sigma Research, 2011 (978-1-906673-06-2)
• Tactical dangers: findings from the United Kingdom Gay Men’s Sex Survey 2008
  Sigma Research, 2010 (ISBN: 978-1-906673-04-8)
• Real Lives II: findings from the All-Ireland Gay Men’s Sex Surveys, 2005 and 2006
  Gay Men’s Health Service, HSE and The Rainbow Project, 2009
• Testing targets: findings from the United Kingdom Gay Men’s Sex Survey 2007
  Sigma Research, 2009 (ISBN 978-1-906673-00-0)
• Relative safety II: risk and unprotected anal intercourse among gay men with diagnosed HIV
  Sigma Research, 2009 (ISBN 1 872956 98 X)
• Wasted opportunities: problematic alcohol and drug use among gay men and bisexual men
  Sigma Research, 2009 (ISBN 1 872956 97 1)
• Sexually charged: the views of gay and bisexual men on criminal prosecutions for sexual HIV transmission
  Sigma Research, 2009 (ISBN 1 872956 96 3)
• Multiple chances: findings from the United Kingdom Gay Men’s Sex Survey 2006
  Sigma Research, 2008 (ISBN 1 872956 94 7)
• Consuming passions: findings from the United Kingdom Gay Men’s Sex Survey 2005
  Sigma Research, 2007 (ISBN 1 872956 89 0)
• Form and focus: evaluation of CHAPS national interventions, 2003 to 2006
  Sigma Research, 2007 (ISBN 1 872956 87 4)
• fasTest community HIV testing pilot (gsk funded): final evaluation report
  Sigma Research, 2006 (ISBN 1 872956 91 2)
• fasTest community HIV testing pilot (DH funded): final evaluation report
  Sigma Research, 2006 (ISBN 1 872956 90 4)
• Real Lives: findings from the All-Ireland Gay Men’s Sex Surveys, 2003 and 2004
  The Rainbow Project and The Gay Men’s Health Project, 2006
• PEP talk: awareness of, and access to post-exposure prophylaxis among gay and bisexual men in the UK
  Sigma Research, 2006 (ISBN 1 872956 84 X)
• Morality, responsibility and risk: gay men and proximity to HIV
  Sigma Research, 2006 (ISBN 1 872956 83 1)
• Risk and reflexion: findings from the United Kingdom Gay Men’s Sex Survey 2004
  Sigma Research, 2005 (ISBN 1 872956 81 5)
• Grievous harm: use of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861 for sexual transmission of HIV
  Sigma Research, 2005 (ISBN 1 872956 80 7)
• It makes me sick: heterosexism, homophobia and the health of gay men and bisexual men
  Sigma Research, 2005 (ISBN 1 872956 79 3)
• On the move: findings from the United Kingdom Gay Men’s Sex Survey 2003
  Sigma Research, 2004 (ISBN 1 872956 77 7)
• Outsider status: stigma and discrimination experienced by gay men and African people with HIV
  Sigma Research, 2004 (ISBN 1 872956 76 9)
• A telling dilemma: HIV disclosure among male (homo)sexual partners
  Sigma Research, 2004 (ISBN 1 872956 78 5)
• Doctoring gay men: exploring the contribution of General Practice
  Sigma Research, 2004 (ISBN 1 872956 75 0)
• Ethnic minority gay men: redefining community, restoring identity
  Sigma Research, 2004 (ISBN 1 872956 74 2)
• Migrant gay men: redefining community, restoring identity
  Sigma Research, 2004 (ISBN 1 872956 73 4)
• Working class gay men: redefining community, restoring identity
  Sigma Research, 2004 (ISBN 1 872956 72 6)
• Out and about: findings from the United Kingdom Gay Men’s Sex Survey 2002
  Sigma Research, 2003 (ISBN 1 872956 71 8)
• Making it Count: a collaborative planning framework to reduce the incidence of HIV infection during sex between men
  Third edition, Sigma Research, 2003 (ISBN 1 872956 70 X)
• The Field Guide: applying Making it Count to health promotion activity with homosexually active men
  Terrence Higgins Trust, 2003 (ISBN 1 902993 00 4)
• Successful measures: evaluation of CHAPS national HIV prevention campaigns targeted at gay men, 2001 to 2003
  Sigma Research, 2003 (ISBN 1 872956 69 6)
• Net benefits: gay men’s use of the internet and other settings where HIV prevention occurs
  Sigma Research, 2003 (ISBN 1 872956 68 8)
• Vital Statistics Ireland: findings from the All-Ireland Gay Men’s Sex Survey 2000
  Gay Health Network, 2002
• Vital Statistics Scotland 2001: findings from the Gay Men’s Sex Survey
  Sigma Research, 2002 (ISBN 1 872956 65 3)
• Know the score: findings from the National Gay Men’s Sex Survey 2001
  Sigma Research, 2002 (ISBN 1 872956 64 5)
• Putting it about: health promotion for gay men with higher numbers of sexual partners
  Sigma Research, 2002 (ISBN 1 872956 58 0)
• Managing uncertainty: risk and unprotected anal intercourse among gay men who do not know their HIV status
  Sigma Research, 2001 (ISBN: 1 872956 63 7)
• Time for more: findings from the National Gay Men’s Sex Survey 2000
  Sigma Research, 2001 (ISBN: 1 872956 62 9)
• How to be a healthy homosexual: a study of CHAPS HIV health promotion with gay men
  Sigma Research, 2001 (ISBN 1 872956 61 0)
• Advertising awareness: evaluation of CHAPS national HIV prevention adverts and leaflets targeted at gay men, 1996 to 2000
  Sigma Research, 2001 (ISBN 1 872956 60 2)
• London counts: HIV prevention needs and interventions among gay men in 16 London Health Authorities
  Sigma Research, 2000 (ISBN 1 872956 51 3)
• By any means necessary? Reflecting on how HIV prevention interventions work
  Sigma Research, 2000 (ISBN 1 872956 49 1)
• Vital Statistics: findings from the National Gay Men’s Sex Survey 1999
  Sigma Research, 2000 (ISBN 1 872956 52 1)
• Assert Yourself! evaluating the performance of an HIV prevention intervention
  Sigma Research, 1999 (ISBN 1 872956 47 5)
• HIV health promotion activity map for Greater London 1999-2000
  Sigma Research, 1999 (ISBN 1 872956 46 7)
• Evidence for change: findings from the National Gay Men’s Sex Survey 1998
  Sigma Research, 1999 (ISBN 1 872956 45 9)
• A class apart: the social stratification of HIV infection among homosexually active men
  Sigma Research, 1999 (ISBN 1 872956 44 0)
• Relative safety: risk and unprotected anal intercourse among gay men diagnosed with HIV
  Sigma Research, 1999 (ISBN 1 872956 43 2)
• Managing unprotected anal intercourse: the perspective of gay men who have not tested HIV-positive
  Reprinted by Sigma Research, 2000 (ISBN 1 872956 54 8)
• The facilitation of HIV transmission by other sexually transmitted infections during sex between men: Evidence regarding epidemiological synergy among gay men in the UK
  Reprinted by Sigma Research, 2000 (ISBN 1 872956 55 6)
• Making data count: findings from the National Gay Men's Sex Survey 1997
  Terrence Higgins Trust, 1998 (ISBN 1 951 11071 9 4)
• The boys in the backroom: an investigation of London’s public sex venues
  Sigma Research, 1998 (ISBN: 1 872956 39 4)
• Distribution of free condom packs via gay commercial venues in London: An evaluation of 'Rubberstuffers' pilot scheme
  Sigma Research, 1997 (ISBN 1 872956 36 x)