Dr Kate Nambiar on her sense of vocation
The recently-appointed Medical Director of the Terrence Higgins Trust sits down with Vada to discuss her vocation as a doctor and campaigner for inclusive sexual health services and education.
HIV
Nathaniel J Hall: the dramatisation of HIV
Hadley Stewart catches up with actor Nathaniel J Hall about It’s A Sin, Russell T Davies and the importance of talking about HIV.
HIV and Life Insurance in the UK
Solicitor, Karen Holden talks about her advise to clients when applying for Life Insurance products in the UK when living with HIV
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.
World AIDS Day: Superbia’s Day With(out) Art Manchester
Manchester Pride’s Superbia strand curates a weekend of exciting arts and culture, Day with(out) Art, for World AIDS Day.
HIV Testing Week: Do you need to be tested?
Dr Julianne Barry writes about HIV testing in advance of World AIDS Day.
Illegal Blood Bank opens doors in London to protest discriminatory donation rules
Next weekend, on Saturday 23 November 2019, the world’s first Illegal Blood Bank will open.
Groundbreaking new HIV awareness campaign featuring South Asian men launches
South Asian gay and bisexual men come together to tackle HIV and increase representation in queer spaces ‘Me. Him. Us.’, the groundbreaking HIV testing […]
Bohemian Rhapsody: The film, the performance, the tribute
How accurate is Bohemian Rhapsody, the Queen biopic, and does it do its subject justice? Simon Blish investigates.