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Hangout - for South Asian gay, bi and trans men - 14/01/2021

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Living with HIV in the time of COVID

We spoke with 8 gay and bi men living with HIV about their year, how they coped with lockdowns and navigated the global pandemic... Read more
Why mental health matters this World AIDS Day.

It’s been quite the year, hasn’t it? I don’t think anyone could have woken up on 1 January 2020 and imagined for one second what this year had in store for us. COVID-19 has brought lockdowns, isolation, loneliness, sadness and deaths of loved ones. Read more
VIDEO: What are the Me. Him. Us. Hangouts all about?

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The A-Z of lockdown life

We have put together an alphabetical list of hints and tips to guide you through the lockdown, from the serious to the silly.

Sharam ni aundi? - Sex, sexuality and shame in the South Asian community

5 things you should know about being HIV-undetectable

I don’t believe I’ll be cured of HIV - and that’s OK

What is HIV undetectable? (HIV+U | U=U)

HIV-undetectable is a term used to describe someone who is living with HIV but on successful and effective treatment.

Cuts to sexual health services over the last few years have made it more difficult for people to get seen in a clinic for a check-up, but for many of us, regular testing is now a lot easier with free at home sample kits.

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