Category: General Health News
Testicular Cancer: know your balls!
Knowing your body well has great advantages in detecting illnesses and diseases early, this includes testicular cancer. From jerking off, to shower time, getting to know your balls is one of the best things you can do for your health.
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FACTS/DANGERS of grooming your pubes, sack & crack
Before you run off to get something plucked, shaved, waxed or lasered, we thought you should know the purpose behind the hair you are ready to remove & any health risks with doing it.
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The Best Diet for Digestion and Anal Sex!
This is it, the elephant in the gay sex room. So many people, gay and straight do their best to avoid talking about digestion and bowel movements in a serious manner. Yes, jokes are almost constantly told but most have no real idea how all of these systems work to help us to actually stay alive.
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Possible Pitfalls of anal penetration
We answer all your concerns and worries about anal penetration. From dicks and dildos to buttplugs, fingers, fists and piercings. We plunge in deep!
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What’s Wrong with my BUTT: ANAL ITCH
Anal itch is a very common condition that can affect any guy at any time. We discuss the symptoms, possible causes and treatments.
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Are you a friend of Crystal’s
Crystal meth use is on the rise. Can harm reduction techniques help you?
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Why focus on Gay Male Health?
A wise man once said that “without your health, you have nothing”. Many of us, or our brothers have nothing, or very close to it.
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The Fantastic Fore-Skin
The male penis is a marvel of architecture and design, and this includes the foreskin.
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So, you’ve tested Poz for HIV: Now what?
This is guide to help with your new status. HIV is an illness, not a morality test that you failed. Remembering this is key to getting on with your life.
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The Sway of Intimate Partner Violence & Abuse
Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) and Abuse in gay male relationships is a very real fact of life for far too many. It’s time to start talking, and stopping the stigma.
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