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Newly released results on the number of people affected by sexually transmitted diseases in England put gay men at the top of the list.

While South Florida officials are monitoring the bacterial meningitis outbreak in New York, little is being done to combat it outside of educating the public and healthcare professionals.

Researchers at the National Institutes of Health are awaiting the Supreme Court decisions on gay marriage cases this June for scientific reasons - they want to study the psychological impact (whether positive or negative) of the outcome.

"Ask for what you want" is advice that’s easy to give but often strangely difficult to practice. What gets in the way of identifying our desires and sharing them with others?

The age-old cliche that claims we can only operate using with one "head" at any given time is nothing more than a silly old wives’ tale, right? Actually, it’s one that proves true a lot more often than we’d like to admit. Let’s examine the evidence.

Whitman-Walker Health, the nonprofit community health center that specializes in HIV/AIDS and LGBT-competent care, announced Tuesday it will be offering meningitis vaccinations to people who are not current patients due to increased demand.

The average number of partners a gay man has in his lifetime has decreased in the last 10 years, a new report indicates.

The change in weather, the shorter hours of sunlight, and the additional urges to wear that sweatshirt and sleep in - these are all signs that winter is fast approaching and your energy levels are hibernating.

What could be better after a long day than unwinding in a warm, soothing bath? Indulge in your own therapeutic treatment this season with bath soaks that help relieve pain, congestion, and muscular aches.

In her 20 years as a travel consultant, Ellen Paderson of Easton, Mass., estimates she has logged some half a million miles, researching destinations for clients, attending conferences, and for personal vacations.