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...family forms and provide information on risk and protection that goes beyond a focus on opposite-sex sexual behaviour. -End of opinion piece- Why does it matter? The lack of relevant sex education in schools for LGBT youth means that these young people must rely on other sources of information, such as the internet or partners, for this, which can have implications for...

...family and friends live streaming the service. There may also be no family at a service if they themselves are ill. Although we often think of a good death in terms of how a person dies, culturally how the death is marked is another way of determining the value of a person’s death. We are still in challenging and changing times. We don’t know for sure the long-term...

...family history of stroke increases your risk. These are known as non-modifiable risks. There are a range of medical conditions that increase a person’s risk. These include atrial fibrillation (the most common heart rhythm disorder), high blood pressure, diabetes, a previous stroke or mini-stroke, and high cholesterol. It’s important you are aware you have one of these...