New French Guidelines Support Gender-Affirming Care for Trans Youth
New French medical guidelines back the importance of gender-affirming care for trans youth, including the use of puberty blockers.
UK Government’s Puberty Blockers Ban for Trans Youth Sparks Outcry
The UK government is accused of pandering to divisive public discourses and misinformation instead of centring the well-being of trans youth.
Chemsex and Harm Reduction: A Practical Guide for Gay, Bisexual, and MSM
Chemsex and harm reduction have become buzzwords in conversations about sexual health, particularly among gay, bi and other MSM communities.
Chemsex Harm Reduction AI Chatbot Aims to Tackle Stigma and Improve Health
A new AI chatbot has been launched to provide non-judgemental harm reduction support to men who have sex with men who engage in chemsex.
Get Summer Ready: Sexual Health With Yellow Dot Doctors
Summer’s a great time to take charge of your sexual health! With Yellow Dot Doctors, you can feel confident, protected, and empowered!
Queer Health: A Fresh Take on Spring Cleaning Your Life
Spring’s the perfect time for a fresh start! It doesn’t have to mean drastic life changes, but can be about taking small steps that add up.
The Penis: A Standup Special
Here are some funny and interesting penis facts that’ll have you smiling, plus a few health tips to keep the star of the show going strong.
Strong and Sexy Men See the Doctor? Stay Healthy and See a Yellow Dot Doctor
Some men have beliefs about seeing a doctor that can be very dangerous for their health. Stay healthy and see a Yellow Dot Doctor.
Mpox: A Guide for Men Who Have Sex with Men
Mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, is a viral infection that can affect anyone including men who have sex with men (MSM). Understanding how it is transmitted, how to prevent it, recognizing the symptoms, and knowing what to do if you have symptoms can help keep you and your community safe. How is Mpox Transmitted? Mpox […]
PrEP “Slut-Shaming” – Pushing Back Against The Shame Game
People who use PrEP are often unfairly branded as promiscuous or irresponsible, with some labelling them as too lazy to use condoms.