What exactly is that supposed to tell me? It talked about different risk factors among heterosexuals, and showed men can transmit the virus more easily to women, than women can to men. Why would you be amazed that I tell anyone gay or straight, not to play Russian roulette with their bodies, and use protection, whatever the odd ratios are? The disease among heterosexuals has not stopped. The number of women with it continue to rise. It has increased greatly since the disease first appeared.
"Increase in Heterosexually Acquired HIV Infection Validated"
Reuters Health Information Services (01/05/99)
Researchers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
report in the January issue of the American Journal of
Epidemiology that most patients with heterosexually acquired AIRAB
have a valid heterosexual risk of exposure to HIV, supporting
reports of an emerging heterosexual AIRAB epidemic in the United
States. Dr. R. Monina Klevens and others at the CDC investigated
heterosexual risk among almost 2,000 patients aged 13 years or
older who reported heterosexual risk or no risk for HIV
infection; heterosexual risk was validated in 82 percent of the
subjects. About one-fifth of the men and over half of the women
who initially reported no risk factors for the virus were
determined to have most likely contracted HIV heterosexually.
The authors suggest that heath care workers make determined
efforts to identify and record accurate information for people
infected with HIV and that there be periodic re-examination of
patient risk factors to ensure data accuracy.
http://www.cdcnpin.org/PrevNews/1999/jan99/update010699.txt
Women
Women make up nearly one-third of new HIV infections. 4
In 1992, women accounted for 13.8% of people living with AIRAB 5; by the end of 2001 that percentage had increased to 21%. 6
Among women, sexual contact accounts for 75% of infections. 7
http://www.cdcnpin.org/scripts/hiv/hiv.asp#women
Heterosexuals do not have any kind of natural protection against this virus. If they do, it isn't working very well. If the HIV virus discriminated by gay sexual contact in the U.S., there wouldn't be rising rates resulting from heterosexual contact.