The study’s findings shed light on the types of programs and services that are needed to assist lesbian, gay, and bisexual cancer survivors.

One big question that as yet to be answered though is do more gay men report a history of cancer because more are receiving cancer diagnoses, or are more surviving a diagnosis compared with heterosexual men?

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Please don't bury your butts in the sand.

Talking to gay health advocate Jim Pickett about your butt! Yes, your butt.

His blog Lifelube has started a series of bootylicious articles called Andrews Anus to overcome the discomfort people get when talking about things like the anus, rectum, or butt sex. Your health may depend on it, so let’s get a discussion started.

Ask him anything! Post anonymously if you’d like below.

Jim is back from the National Gay Men’s Health Summit,with an update on what new research shows about the safety of sex without condoms between two HIV infected men. You may be surprised to hear the results.

Another hot topic at the summit was how to tap into our strengths as gay people in order to fight disease and discrimination. As Harvey Milk said, “Gay is good,” and it’s about time we as a community started to believe it.

Join us as we chat with Jim about how racism affects your health, the ultimate taboo and why guys who are high strung and easily upset so enjoy the pleasure of anal delights.

We’re moderating the Tunnel of Love, a bootylicious live podcast forum about on sex, health and your booty, on Tuesday November 18 at the Center on Halsted. We’ll discuss how to keep your sex life hot, ways you can protect your butt before, during and after sex, what sex will be like in the future and the secrets of the pornstars! Please RSVP as seating will be limited.

Our final verdict on Scooty and Jojo’s Carpenters Halloween Show is to go see it. The most hilarious and unique show in town is dazzling crowds, so make sure to get your tickets now. They have extended the run but it will be over before you know it and you don’t want to miss it this crazy mash up of the movie Halloween and the Carpenters’ music.

The potty mouth pay out and why Obama just might be behind our panda themed Halloween.

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After all, life doesn’t end at forty.

On today’s show we’re talking to Dr. Frank Spinelli, your gay doctor about his brand new book “The Advocate Guide to Gay Men’s Health and Wellness.”

Dr. Frank joins us to talk about why some gay men abuse drugs, transmit sexual diseases and how to keep romance hot well into your golden years.

Dr. Frank says one of the most important things you can do with your doctor is to come out as a gay man. Simply say “Doctor, I’m gay.” But for many of us, we shy away from doing that because we fear being judged or worse, being looked at as a freak because we don’t necessarily share the same sexual orientation as our doctor.

Thankfully, Dr. Frank is gay and fabulous! You can check out his MySpace page here.

Listen up folks, this podcast just might save your life!

The Advocate Guide to Gay Men’s Health and Wellness is a fabulous book that covers all the questions you may want to ask your doctor. It makes a great beside or bathroom book.

I believe that the single most important thing to improve the sexual health of all people in America is for the next President to push in congress a Universal Health Care plan for all people. The reality is that too many people living in the U.S. wait to the last minute to see a doctor because they simply cannot afford it.

I can only imagine the lives that would be saved and the improvement in transmission rates of all sexually transmitted diseases if we all had the same access to health care that almost all western nations enjoy.

For many of Americans, access to adequate health care is sketchy at best and I urge you to get Dr. Frank’s book (it’s $22 on Amazon) to educate yourself about the perils we face as gay men and also about some of the rewards and pleasures we’ve worked so hard to enjoy.

That being said, I urge you to save up and go see a doctor. There are many clinics in most urban areas that offer services on a sliding scale.

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[Originally posted on 02.26.08]

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After all, life doesn’t end at forty.

On today’s show we’re talking to Dr. Frank Spinelli, your gay doctor about his brand new book “The Advocate Guide to Gay Men’s Health and Wellness.”

Dr. Frank joins us to talk about why some gay men abuse drugs, transmit sexual diseases and how to keep romance hot well into your golden years.

Dr. Frank says one of the most important things you can do with your doctor is to come out as a gay man. Simply say “Doctor, I’m gay.” But for many of us, we shy away from doing that because we fear being judged or worse, being looked at as a freak because we don’t necessarily share the same sexual orientation as our doctor.

Thankfully, Dr. Frank is gay and fabulous! You can check out his MySpace page here.

Listen up folks, this podcast just might save your life!

The Advocate Guide to Gay Men’s Health and Wellness is a fabulous book that covers all the questions you may want to ask your doctor. It makes a great beside or bathroom book.

I believe that the single most important thing to improve the sexual health of all people in America is for the next President to push in congress a Universal Health Care plan for all people. The reality is that too many people living in the U.S. wait to the last minute to see a doctor because they simply cannot afford it.

I can only imagine the lives that would be saved and the improvement in transmission rates of all sexually transmitted diseases if we all had the same access to health care that almost all western nations enjoy.

For many of Americans, access to adequate health care is sketchy at best and I urge you to get Dr. Frank’s book (it’s $22 on Amazon) to educate yourself about the perils we face as gay men and also about some of the rewards and pleasures we’ve worked so hard to enjoy.

That being said, I urge you to save up and go see a doctor. There are many clinics in most urban areas that offer services on a sliding scale.

Your Dr. Feelgood for your podcasting regimen- Feast of Fools.

Featured Book:
The Advocate Guide to Gay Men’s Health and Wellness
by Frank, M.D. Spinelli: Amazon

Featured Music:
Eric Himan – Everywhere All at Once: iTunes | Amazon | CD Baby
Eric Himan – There’s Gotta Be Something: CD Baby | MySpace

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CONTACT US DIRECTLY