HIV Stripped Bare - Rewind

A big thank you to Chris Jepson for donating his time and skills to take these wonderful pictures | Photos © Chris Jepson | www.chrisjepson.com

To celebrate 15 years of FS we are reintroducing you to some of the stars from previous HIV Stripped Bare issues. These men led the way in tacking HIV stigma in a unique and sexy way and for that we want to celebrate 15 years of FS with them.

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HIV stigma: what's the problem?
What is 90-90-90? The next step in the fight against HIV

The UN announced on 29 November 2018 that the UK is one of the first countries in the world to hit the 90-90-90 target to help end the global fight against HIV and AIDS. The UK is well ahead of schedule to hit this target which is wonderful news. But before we find out what happens next let’s understand what 90-90-90 actually means.
HIV Stripped Bare 2018: Meet the models
How will Brexit impact people living with HIV?

HIV stigma: what's the problem?
What is 90-90-90? The next step in the fight against HIV

The UN announced on 29 November 2018 that the UK is one of the first countries in the world to hit the 90-90-90 target to help end the global fight against HIV and AIDS. The UK is well ahead of schedule to hit this target which is wonderful news. But before we find out what happens next let’s understand what 90-90-90 actually means.
HIV Stripped Bare 2018: Meet the models
Model for us! 'HIV Stripped Bare' is returning...
PrEP: The battle against stigma

FS asked 756 gay and bisexual men for their thoughts on PrEP. The results show a rift between the opinions of those who are taking PrEP and those who oppose it.
Fetish and the gay scene
Sex and the summer holiday

So what’s the recipe for the perfect summer holiday? To find out, FS Magazine surveyed over 300 readers, asking about your favourite destinations, as well as your best (and worst) holiday sex.
It's time to put black gay men at the forefront of sexual health
Why we created Me. Him. Us.

Me.Him.Us., which was developed by BAME gay and bisexual men for BAME gay and bisexual men, aims to increase testing among BAME gay and bisexual men but also to increase representation of BAME gay and bisexual men in public health campaigns. The first wave of Me. Him. Us. will focus particularly on black gay and bisexual men.
See the Me. Him. Us. posters

Take a look at the four posters from the Me. Him. Us. campaign, which you will see at bus stops in South London and in venues across the Capital.

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