How to recognize and manage craving during chemsex
Learn what craving feels like in the context of chemsex, why it happens, and concrete methods to reduce its power
Learn what craving feels like in the context of chemsex, why it happens, and concrete methods to reduce its power
Learn why the craving in chemsex is powerful, temporary and manageable with structured tools and professional support
Join a pragmatic evening organised by Têtu as part of Avril Utile to discuss the impact of chemsex, prevention strategies and how to rebuild safer social and sexual spaces
A concise guide to trusted online information, remote listening services and local clinical and community support for people affected by chemsex
A frontline perspective on the emotional and practical hurdles LGBTQIA+ people face when seeking fertility treatment and the actions needed to level the playing field
Discover simple tracking strategies and warning signs to keep chemsex use safer and under control
Community organizations have launched a month of action to promote simple habits and systemic change around chemsex, highlighting toolkits, deaths recorded and pending legislation
Understand how simple calendars, session logs and self-tests can help you manage chemsex use, spot problems early and find support
Health secretary Wes Streeting outlines why changes to NHS gender services are happening and how young people will be supported during the review
A psychiatrist at Saint-Antoine Hospital and teacher at Sorbonne Université draws on clinical practice to examine the phenomenon of chemsex and its social roots
Psychiatrist Jean‑Victor Blanc examines how chemsex reflects broader challenges in gay mental health, explains clinical dangers, and describes paths to support and community action
A psychiatrist working at Saint-Antoine and Sorbonne University presents clinical insights and a call for political and community action on chemsex
Join a compassionate, community-driven effort to pause and reassess chemsex practices, learn about harm reduction and explore alternative sources of pleasure
On Trans Day of Visibility we can celebrate pride while also confronting how policy, rhetoric and limited care create real risk for trans people
Learn how the poppers scene is adapting through new containers, varied nitrite blends and a growing online market
A practical guide to why a lack of periods on testosterone does not always mean menopause, how clinicians assess ovarian function, and options for symptom care and bone health
Activists from multiple groups occupied the entrance to NHS England on 25 March to denounce a pause in hormone prescriptions for 16 and 17-year-olds and to demand urgent action to protect trans healthcare
Photographs and histories reveal the human cost of delays and the ongoing importance of informal queer venues
SA Health is urging vigilance among gay and bisexual men who have sex with men after clusters of a multidrug-resistant Shigella strain were identified in South Australia
If you are a man who has sex with men, spend 20 minutes to report on PrEP, testing, chemsex and experiences of stigma to help improve care
A survey invites men who have sex with men to spend 20 minutes to inform policies on PrEP, condoms, STI testing and chemsex. Geneva hospitals and community centres are expanding care while courts pursue trafficking linked to chemsex events.
Take 20 minutes to contribute and learn how new consultations, community care and the Poitiers event on 21 April 2026 seek to tackle chemsex and improve sexual health
Take 20 minutes to support a study mapping PrEP, chemsex, discrimination and sexual violence among men who have sex with men
Contribute anonymously to a national study that documents sexual practices, access to care and drug-related risks among men who have sex with men to help tailor public health action
A contested intervention by a senior clinician prompted a temporary halt to the PATHWAYS study, raising questions about impartiality, patient safety and political influence