As Gen Z inexorably reconstructs cultural and social norms of today, the LGBTQ contingent of this generation is increasingly present and vocal. However, this visibility does not comprehensively translate to better health outcomes. Despite gains in awareness and increased visibility, a multitude of unique dilemmas persistently affect a multitude of LGBTQ Gen Z individuals, leading … Continue reading Essential Health Advice for LGBTQ Gen Z: 5 Mistakes to Watch For
Every new year is a chance to start fresh, turn a new page, and make lasting changes. Self-improvement is one of those areas where people can always find room for improvement. However, this time, when we’re slowly approaching 2024, you can pursue self-improvement by setting realistic and easily attainable goals. Get high on life. The … Continue reading Unleash Your Potential In 2024 With 8 Self-Improvement Goals
Our international guest writer Indiana Lee talks about Mental Health.
TQ international guest writer Daniel Hochman discusses the harmful relationship we have with alcohol.
Guest writer Peter Minkoff describes how health and fitness has contributed to improving his life.
LGBTQ+ people are disproportionately affected by loneliness, mental ill-health and social isolation. Lee Williscroft-Ferris suggests some strategies for surviving and thriving during the COVID-19 lockdown.
LGBTQ+ socialising has been centred around alcohol for as long as we can remember. Daz Skubich explores why now is the time for more dry queer events.
The Queerness is pleased to run a guest piece on the issue of LGBTQ+ sexual health to mark World Sexual Health Day.
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As Cervical Cancer Prevention Week comes to an end, Sam Hope reflects on how the campaigning often neglects groups who may be particularly at risk
When all LGBT+ people including men are at elevated risks of sexual violence, how can we speak about this without erasing men's violence against women? Sam Hope shares some intersectional insight on the issue
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