February 1st brings us a whole month of LGBT education on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender history, plus the history of gay rights and related civil rights.
How much do you know about the LGBT community?
In the UK we celebrate LGBT History Month during February as it coincides with the abolition of Section 28, which happened in 2003. [Read more…]
Empty pockets, empty house, and a hefty hangover. Have you been left with more than you bargained for this New Year?
The new year never starts the way you wanted it to. If you have had unsafe sex you may have been left with more than you expected.
STIs hit a peak around the Christmas period, due to high levels of alcohol consumption and weekly partying.
Towards the end of 2018, reports highlighted rising numbers of STIs in and around London. Adding to this crisis, many STI clinics have been shut down, causing many to delay treatments or diagnosis.
Because of these factors we are urging people to come forward and be tested this January. Even if you have no symptoms.
We are on hand to diagnose and treat any “nasties” you may have picked up over the Christmas period.
If you have any of the symptoms listed below it is incredibly important to get checked straight away, and not perform any sexual act before doing so.
It is also important to be honest with the person you have had intercourse with, even if you feel you may have contracted it from that person. They may not show any signs of ill health and could be unaware, so try not to judge or blame. No one likes to face an STI, so the best way to deal with it is with maturity and quickly.
If you cannot make it to your local clinic, why not order a online test kit!.
We provide online testing, making it easy and convenient for you to be tested.
For more information on our online tests click here – Self testing proving popular in London.
Or if you feel you would like to be checked by a doctor click here for our booking form.
The parties have started, the office is buzzing and Santa is on his way!
“Are you getting anything nice for Christmas?” – Jewellery? – New sneakers? – Chlamydia?
Seems a silly question right? However 1 in 10 people are set to get an STI this festive season! And low and behold most of them will come from your office Christmas bash!
As a parent, you do everything possible to keep your children happy, healthy and safe, however the grey areas of children’s vaccinations has caused much debate.
It is easy to risk assess physical dangers such as young children playing near a road, or running by a pool. In most cases as parents we intervene to prevent our children from suffering pain. [Read more…]
The boys have won in a long battle to be vaccinated against the sexually transmitted HPV (human papilloma virus).
The announcement came this week from the health secretary Matt Hancock, calling for all boys between 12 and 13 to be vaccinated from September 2019, if not sooner. [Read more…]
New findings into the HPV vaccination have revealed that there is NO LINK to Autoimmune Disease.
What is HPV? – (HPV vaccine), Human Papilloma virus vaccine, seems to be headline news, with the “should you, shouldn’t you?” debate still at the forefront of parents minds. However, few people know what HPV is and how it can affect the body, and even less is known about the consequences of your decision to allow your child to have the injection or not.
Dentists are reporting a growing number of male patients with oral cancer due to the Human papilloma virus (HPV), yet Jeremy Hunt still stands by his decision not to roll out the vaccine to boys across the UK.
Clinics across London are overrun and under-staffed leaving patients waiting hours for pre-booked appointments or even being turned away.
Figures published from the US are showing 70% of head and neck cancers are due to the human papilloma virus also known as HPV.
