It is an issue. 45% of transmission is from heterosexual sex, 33% from gay sex.

It is a sex issue. (It's a needlestick issue, a birth issue and a healthcare acquired issue too, but 78% of it is sexually transmitted.)

That is figures derived from trend. The providers working on the ground feel it is far higher and The Royal College of Obstetricians and gynaecologists report that STDs from promiscuous lifestyle in women is the worrying sexual health area of concern at present. Keith says heterosexual transmission is falling but it isn't. The trend is based on apples and pears. The overtaking of gay transmission in 2011 is acknowledged as being possibly down to people coming forward for screening. The report acknowledges this, but papers I have read in BMJ show through Cochrane reviews that The NHS is right to concentrate on encouraging heterosexual high risk groups to come forward.

The only compulsion is to drag Akenhateon in to see if he has been having unprotected anal sex with prostitutes, as he can't be trusted to come forward for screening otherwise. If he disagrees, he also therefore must disagree with gay people being treated the same?

What is the difference between him and a gay person? What is the difference between a gay person and me? I know the difference between him and everyone else. Respectability.

Disgusting bigot.