Have you taken a vacation yet this summer? With the warmer summer weather here in the northern hemisphere, many people travel to see family, friends, or select a destination to visit. Have you ever … more

Have you ever felt victimized? You may have been taken advantage of by someone you trusted, felt cheated out of an opportunity, or perhaps physically harmed in some way. Unfortunately, at least … more

The ribbon was cut May 31 on the York LGBTQIA+ Resource Center. The York Center is located at 15 N. Cherry Lane, off of Cherry Lane Park in downtown York City. The center is inside the I.D.E.A.S. … more

This isn’t about the opioid crisis. But the current epidemic use of opioids is a wonderful metaphor for another part of our lives. What do opioids do? More broadly, what do any painkillers … more

Fourteen parties filed suit May 28 challenging the “Denial of Care” Rule issued earlier this month by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The controversial rule … more

Just like all other men, gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men need to know how to protect their health throughout their life. For all men, heart disease and cancer are the leading … more

Since July 3, 1981, when the New York Times published its now iconic story "Rare Cancer Seen in 41 Homosexuals," so much has changed. And much remains the same. HIV stigma is alive and … more

Lesbian and bisexual women are part of a diverse community with various health concerns. While all women have specific health risks, lesbian and bisexual women are at a higher risk for certain … more

Beacon Clinic for Health and Hope celebrates its 4th anniversary this year. The organization’s mission “is to inspire hope, health and well-being by providing high quality, culturally … more

Would you consider yourself a joyful person? Even if you do describe yourself as upbeat, do you desire more joy in your life? If so – and I’m going out on a limb here to assume you do … more