Interest in a Methamphetamine Intervention Among Men Who Have Sex With Men

amine-using men who have sex with men (MSM) seen at public health STD clinics in an intervention specifically targeting their drug use. Study Design: An anonymous, self-administered survey of MSM who use methamphetamine attending public health STD clinics in Seattle and San Francisco. Results: Among 174 men surveyed, 36 % reported being consider-ably or extremely troubled or bothered by their methamphetamine use, 62 % reported a considerable or extreme desire to reduce or stop their use of methamphetamine, and 52 % reported considerable or extreme interest in attending a program to stop or decrease metham-phetamine use. While 70 % of the men surveyed had attempted to stop using methamphetamine, only 12 % had ever been in drug treatment. Conclusions: In a two-city sample of MSM who use methamphet-amine, interest in an intervention to help men stop or decrease their methamphetamine use is high. Interventions that target methamphet