On your second post there Keith, you start to get there.

Of all gay men who would need to go for testing if gay was the test, that would include Stephen Fry. I mention him because a) he is gay and b) he would be sent home without being tested for wasting the clinic's time. Despite being possibly the most well known for promoting gay issues, he has the disadvantage of celebrity so we all know that he has never had penetrative sex with a man.

So, do all gay people need to go for testing on the basis of being gay yet heterosexual people who have sex with more than one partner and / or don't practice safe sex not? You should keep reading and not stop when you see something about your favourite category.

You are getting to sound like Akenaton, who can't think of gay people without a sordid fascination with anal sex. I wonder if he thinks of anal sex when he encounters heterosexual women? Do you?

See? Eventually, you begin to keep up with PHE. Just like those who work alongside them. zzzzzzz

ADIS. Don't die of dyslexia.



Just out of interest, I wrote to Duncan Selbie recently saying that targeting for screening in all areas can be too prescriptive and misunderstood. I didn't supply any answers, but sexual health campaigns were prominent in my concerns, (written by me, co signed by all nine regional heads of commissioning.)

Like I said, I am too close to this subject to suffer fools.












Let alone thick twats.