People are joking about ‘gay cure therapy’ but this is the reality This boy, who went to a course intended to turn him into a ‘man’, died at just 15 Raymond Buys died at just 15 23 November 2016 by Joe Morgan This picture shows a skeletal, emaciated figure fighting for his life. Raymond Buys was starved and tortured and even […]
Read moreHaemosexual Posters & Fliers We are pleased to announce delivery of the first Haemosexual posters which will be going out to organisations across the United Kingdom. haemosexual-poster-uk flier-world-fed-edition haemosexual-flier-spanish Fliers in other languages will be added shortly. Haemosexual will stand for equality, education and better healthcare for everyone with a bleeding […]
Read moreMP’s expected to call for Blood Inquiry on Thursday NINJA NEWS·TUESDAY, 22 NOVEMBER 2016 A debate on the Contaminated Blood Scandal is taking place in the UK House of Commons this Thursday 24th November at 11am. In addition to increased support, MP’s are expected to be calling for a “Hillsborough style” independent investigation into the scandal following a wave of […]
Read moreSwedish Orphan Biovitrum AB: Elocta® Approved in Kuwait for the Treatment of Haemophilia A STOCKHOLM–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Swedish Orphan Biovitrum AB (publ) (SOBI.ST) (Sobi™) today announces that the Ministry of Health in Kuwait has approved Elocta® (efmoroctocog alfa), a recombinant human factor VIII Fc-fusion protein with an extended half-life, for the treatment of haemophilia A. Elocta is the first recombinant factor VIII Fc […]
Read more7 absurd precedents set by gay porn ‘Gay for pay’ and the many sexual falsehoods peddled by porn 21 November 2016 by Jamie Tabberer The widespread availability of porn has changed the sexual landscape forever. That much I’m sure we can agree on. As a 90s kid, I’m of the generation that first got off to stolen dirty magazines and taped viewings of Queer As […]
Read moreNew blood test developed in Melbourne delivers swift cancer diagnosis, researchers say By Seraphine Charpentier-Andre Updated Fri at 9:59am PHOTO: Natasha Stork was terrified when she received a melanoma diagnosis shortly after giving birth. (ABC News: Seraphine Charpentier-Andre) MAP: Melbourne 3000 Scientists at a Melbourne cancer institute say a new blood test will prove life saving for sufferers of certain types of cancer. It […]
Read moreHome Office award LGBT charity nearly £30k to tackle hate crime Bobby Rae 18th November 2016, 9:49 AM Home Secretary Amber Rudd (Leon Neal/Getty Images) LGBT charity Galop has been given almost £30,000 to identify, monitor and support victims of online hate crime. The charity’s project aims to encourage victims to report incidents of homophobia, biphobia and transphobia. Home Secretary Amber Rudd […]
Read moreComment: Argument over funding HIV PrEP drug reveals prejudice about the reality of some gay sex The recent dismissal of an appeal lodged by NHS England means that funding for the preventative HIV drug PrEP does fall under the remit of the NHS rather than local authorities, who are generally responsible for preventative health. Pre-exposure prophylaxis is given to those at a “high […]
Read more50,000 gay and bisexual men are living with HIV in the UK Celebrities are urging for people to go get tested BBC Testing for HIV is today much quicker and easier than it was in the past 17 November 2016 by Joe Morgan Over 50,000 gay and bisexual men are now living with HIV in the UK. And according to […]
Read moreA common virus could help fight liver cancer and hepatitis C November 16, 2016 9.46am GMT Author Stephen Griffin Associate Professor, University of Leeds CT scan of liver cancer. Puwadol Jaturawutthichai/Shutterstock.com Reovirus, a common virus that causes mild cases of respiratory infection, mainly in children, could be harnessed as an immunotherapy to fight primary liver cancer and hepatitis C. Viruses cause […]
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