Play review: Moment of Grace
Moment of Grace, a new play by Ben Gosling about the Princess of Wales visit to London’s first AIDS Unit in 1987, adapted for the screen during COVID-19 lockdown.
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UK service Zava now offers PrEP for £50
UK online doctors service Zava offers PrEP and all related medical advice from £49.99 per month.
One in three gay patients avoid doctor due to fears of being in judged
New research has found that one in three gay and bisexual male patients has avoided seeking help for sexual health problems due to fear of prejudice by medical staff – and one in four have experienced discrimination.
Zara Larsson: ‘Give a F**k’ about AIDS with Durex
International pop sensation Zara Larsson fronts star-studded line-up for ground-breaking new campaign which encourages people to ‘have sex and save lives’.
ACT UP and NHS Anti-Swindle Team protest HIV whitewashing of Freddie Mercury biopic
Protestors crashed the premiere of Bohemian Rhapsody, the Freddie Mercury biopic, to raise awareness of HIV and NHS funding of HIV and hepatitis C drugs.
Almost half of black gay men in USA ‘will get HIV’
In the US LGBT community, almost 1 in 2 black men, 1 in 4 Latino men and 1in 11 white men will be diagnosed with HIV in their lifetimes.
Symphony: An interview with Raymond Yiu
In anticipation of the debut of Symphony, Reggie catches up with Raymond Yiu.
Raymond Yiu’s Symphony to debut at BBC Proms
Raymond Yiu’s new composition Symphony, which debuts on 25 August 2015 at BBC Proms, takes on the effects of AIDS in 90s London.
Preview: As Is, Bedlam Theatre, Edinburgh
The seminal 80s play As Is hits Edinburgh this year, putting discussions of HIV back on the table.
LGBT Jamaicans – what the research says
James Patrick Carraghan looks at the latest report on homophobia and transphobia in Jamaica.