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Bisexuality appeared to be slightly assortative in male-female partnerships (r =0.163, 95% CI 0.150-0.176; P 0.001). One in 10 individuals in male-female partnerships had at least one same-sex partner within the previous 12months. Individuals were minorly selective by bisexuality, suggesting the patterns of bisexual mixing in male-female partners are more variable and this may have a significant impact on STI transmission in heterosexual populations. One in 10 individuals in male-female partnerships had at least one same-sex par
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