This study examines the relationship between sexual position discordance, sexualized substance use, and sexual satisfaction among nearly 2,000 sexual minority men in Canada. While discordance between preferences and behaviors was common and not linked to lower satisfaction, frequent use of substances such as crystal meth and poppers was associated with reduced sexual satisfaction.

This research explores how to improve STI testing uptake within African and Caribbean communities in the UK. Using evidence reviews, interviews, and co-production workshops guided by the ACE framework, the project develops community-informed sexual health interventions designed to increase trust, accessibility, and acceptance of STI testing while reducing stigma and health inequalities.