May is National Hepatitis Awareness Month.

A disease of the liver Hepatitis impacts people of all ages and ethnic backgrounds. Common forms of Hepatitis include A,B, and C.  Currently a vaccine exists for Hepatitis A and B. 

No vaccination is available for the most serious Hepatitis C but there ...

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Canada has partially lifted its ban on gay men donating blood.

In a move that is a half step away from being appropriate Canadian officials are allowing gay men to donate blood. 

The one hitch is that they may not donate blood if they have actively had sex with another ...

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Today the jeans and rainbow earrings I wear represent more than my comfort and my sense of fashion. They signify my participation in Denim Day 2013, a day which encourages people to wear denim “as a visible means of protest against misconceptions that surround sexual assault," and that exists within ...

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"Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare."

-Audre Lorde

While some people see January as a time to make changes to your life, I like to do so in the spring after the dust of the New Year starts to ...

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Here at www.everybodysgood.com we support sex-positivity at every age. As a result, I encourage you to check out Joan Price's blog Naked at Our Age/Better Than I Ever Expected. The blog focuses on sexual health for the 50+ crowd with information ranging from sex toy reviews ...

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First launched in 2010 in partnership with other LGBT communities around NY State, NY LGBT Health Month is designed as a month for LGBT people and their allies to reflect on the health and wellness of our community...and to have fun doing it!

This Year's Theme is "We ...

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Constructed social norms have taught us that monogamy is always the best policy.

This nuanced ideal of a partnered completely monogamous relationship which may work for many couples does not work for all.

Gay men are often thought to fall on opposite ends of this monogamy spectrum without thought being ...

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February marks the celebration of Heart Health Month. Heart disease, storke and heart related illnesses impact people of all age, race, and sexual orientations.  Some groups are disproportionately impacted as well such as those who are substance users, chronic illness like HIV, or a family history of heart problems.

Warning ...

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In the LGBT world one place we don't often spend much time on destigmatizing is for those living with HIV.  Overlooked, misunderstood, mistreated, hated, and feared people with HIV simply should not have to put up with the words and labels placed upon them by their peers.  Being queer ...

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This month the Centers for Disease Control released its expanded report on the data collected during the 2010 National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey entitled 2010 Findings on Victimization by Sexual Orientation. The report found that lesbian, gay and bisexual Americans were equally or more likely to face intimate ...

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