Safer sex messages are falling on deaf ears as many grow tired of the same old message. As some go condomless and opt for sexual harm reduction practices, Dr. Stephen Goldstone, Medical Director of GayHealth.com, highlights his concerns with some of the practices.
A virulent strain of HIV which health experts fear could be impossible to treat has been discovered in the United States; strain also associated with rapid onset of AIDS.
San Francisco public health officials issue alert about LGV, a rare sexually transmitted disease, after it turned up in a few MSM patients in the city after recent outbreak in Rotterdam.
The anti-impotence drug Viagra could be reclassified in the US, in a bid to limit the links between gay men who use it and rising HIV and STD infection rates.
Also known as nongonococcal urethritis or NGU, chlamydia could be transmitted through unprotected anal sex as well as oral sex if a condom wasn't used.
How and when - if ever - do you have the, "Have you been tested?" conversation? And if you do, would and should you trust someone with HIV/AIDS to tell the truth when there is little incentive for him to do so, knowing that his chances of bedding that someone would be significantly reduced?
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