The Latest Health Stories
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Church attendance associated with late HIV diagnosis among US gay and bi men, research reported by aidsmap.com suggests -
My mid-life crisis with added ulcerative colitis
Matt Levine finds that added stress leads to stomach troubles of the rumbling kind - and that’s just the start. How does he cope with it? Read on. -
From the UK’s FS Magazine; They stand accused of destroying lives, and some say they’re destroying the gay scene. Stuart Haggas looks at the truths and consequences of drugs like crystal meth, G and mephedrone. -
Christopher Banks has bi-polar disorder. Here he talks about getting help with mental health issues, and suicidal thoughts in particular. -
The gay epidemic continues unchecked
There is an urgent need to address "resurgent" gay global epidemic, says English public health chief, aidsmap reports. -
Guest Robert Reinhard shares his remarks at the recent announcement by the Canadian Government of an additional $10.7 million in grants toiwrds cure research -
World AIDS Day, 2013: What’s the prescription for an ‘AIDS-free’ Canada?
On December 1, World AIDS Day, let’s take a measure of our progress in achieving an ‘AIDS-free’ world says CATIE -
Treatment as prevention: more gains for B.C.
The government of B.C. has signed a memorandum of understanding between China and the BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS to support Treatment as Prevention expansion -
How do you talk about It? Two guys take on “undetectable
So how do we talk about it? And what does it mean to different people in different contexts? BETA put these questions to Zachary Barnett and Derek Brocklehurst, two gay men with different experiences of “undetectable.” -
Stop bludgeoning young gay men with our AIDS tragedy
Mark S. King says let's not drag up the past in an attempt to stop new infections. “The 1980′s are history. They are not a prevention strategy” he says.
