Access to sexual health services for young BME men

Article Abstract:

A study was carried out through a questionnaire distributed among youth groups to ascertain the reasons for black and minority ethnic (BME) men in the age group of 16-25 showing low attendance at sexual health workshops. Results revealed embarrassment and religious beliefs as some of the reasons besides discussion of sex as unmentionable.

Study and teaching, Religious aspects, Sex (Psychology), Sexuality, Health care services accessibility, Black men

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Caring for bereaved people: 1: models of bereavement

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the manifestations of grief and explores the theoretical perspectives with regards to caring for bereaved people.

Bereavement

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Dementia 1: recognizing symptoms and risk factors

Article Abstract:

The four main types of dementia, prognosis, risk factors and social implications that are manifested are presented.

Diagnosis, Risk factors, Dementia

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