Gay men's health study announced

2007-03-07T00:00:00+00:00

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Public Health Minister Caroline Flint today announced that the government is to fund a major study looking at why some gay men appear to be taking more risks with their sexual health in recent years.

The results of the study will help the NHS and gay men's health organisations with their work to promote safer sex amongst the most at risk groups and assist with improvements to sexual health services for gay men.

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