The stigma faced by population groups that find themselves at the heart of an epidemic, can sometimes be more damaging than the virus itself.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has named 2020 as the Year of the Nurse and Midwife, marking the bicentenary of Florence Nightingale’s birth.

Long-distance relationships are nothing new, but the availability of technology at the fingertips of those who find themselves in one is growing.

Hadley Stewart sits down for a chat with Polari Prize-winning author Andrew McMillan.

A photo of an unwell child lying on a hospital floor, on top of a pile of coats, has only added to the political pressure facing British prime minister, Boris Johnson and his Conservative party in the run up to this week’s general election.

How did you two meet? It’s a question your friends ask once you’ve told them the name and age of your new partner.

The first time I had an HIV test was when I moved to London and registered with a new GP.

Germany has published a draft law that will seek to ban ‘gay conversion therapy’ across the country.

All couples will soon be able to get married across the United Kingdom, once same-sex marriage is introduced in Northern Ireland in January 2020.

In addition to funding, could societal homophobia also have its part to play in limiting the access of this drug for Europeans who need it the most?

“Age is just a number” is a phrase that might sound familiar to couples who have quite a few years between them.

Hadley Stewart sits down for a chat with Chris McCrudden about his second novel and a myriad of other projects.

From spending more time together, to sorting through the junk mail and paying your gas bills, to sharing a bed and a wi-fi password. Taking the decision to move in together can seem like an important milestone in any relationship.

It seems to me that Brnabić is speaking from a place of privilege when she puts LGBT rights on the backburner, as it is her position as prime minister that has enable her to acquire quasi-equality for her and her family.

An immigration judge in the United Kingdom has caused a storm amongst LGBT rights activists after he rejected an asylum seeker’s claims that he was gay.

The thought of going off to university is both exciting and nerve-wracking.

When Margaret Thatcher announced the introduction of Section 28 in 1988 it sent shock-waves across the LGBTQ community.

For the past three months, emergency departments across France have been hit by industrial action.

Hadley Stewart catches up with poet and author Dean Atta as he prepares to release his new book, The Black Flamingo.

Many nurses working in hospitals are being forced to work on wards with unsafe staffing levels. But is the grass greener for community nurses?