Is a big or unkempt bush a deal breaker?
Currently gay and bi men must not have sex for three months before they are allowed to donate.
The new injections may make taking PrEP easier and they are even better at stopping HIV.
STIs are plummeting and lockdown could reduce sexual infection rates for years to come, if we all do the right thing now.
‘At a time of crisis like this, we can’t allow old prejudices to get in the way of saving lives.’
As a result, gay and bi men who survive coronavirus can also help other virus patients by giving plasma.
Discrimination may be blocking a lifesaving treatment for COVID-19.
Plus links to support services around the world and the latest COVID-19 advice.
Many countries still ban or restrict gay and bi men from donating blood.
Sex is a high-risk activity for COVID-19.
TV’s Doctor Christian Jessen says LGBT+ smokers are self-medicating with nicotine due to poor mental health.
‘I want to be an ambassador of hope.’
It’s not about sex. So why are men prepared to risk prison or even corporal punishment to hang out naked?
And one in three gay patients avoid the doctor as they fear being judged.
New rules come in to place in April allowing NHS staff to refuse non-emergency care.
Queer actor, comic and writer Olivia Levine shares her story of living with OCD.
But as we reduce HIV rates, things will get harder not easier, says National AIDS Trust’s Deborah Gold.
PrEPster’s Dr Will Nutland gives the 101 on 2+1+1 PrEP
Half of people ‘faked it’ because they were self-conscious about their facial expressions
The implant won’t be visible under the skin and can prevent HIV for a year
Kris: The Power Of Support follows a gay, wheelchair user who wants to help others overcome challenges they face living with a disability
EXCLUSIVE: The UK government will take recommendations from the committee to help end new HIV transmissions
LGBTI people have higher rates of smoking than the general population
People offered cash incentives to quit tended to to stay off cigarettes longer
LGBTI people have the highest rates of suicide in Australia than any other group
The funding will cover only a small portion of the surgery
But blood equality advocates say this does not go far enough to end discrimination
