ercent have been reported by U.S. researchers. It has been suggested that male hustlers in the U.S. are at high risk of becoming infected by their clients due to several factors – their willingness to have sex without a condom for extra money (many hustlers are also drug users who need the extra money to buy drugs), the fact that receptive anal intercourse is a common service, and the young age of many hustlers [making them more prone to engage in sexual activity that is deemed risky where HIV/AIDS transmission is concerned]” (Bastow 1).
Much research exists that connects the use of IV drugs to crime and the transmission of HIV/AIDS. In fact spread of HIV/AIDS by this method has been on the increase while other earlier high risk practices, such as unprotected high risk sexual behavior between males, have declined. The biggest problem with IV drug users in the transmission of HIV/AIDS is that they often have to share needles since they are not available without a prescription, being bought on the black
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