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Chemsex should be viewed as a gay sex issue, not a drug problem 

Sexual well-being campaigner David Stuart says nursing staff are well placed to support gay men who have concerns about their use of party drugs in sexual hook-ups
Posted 27 February 2018 - 08:20
 
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