In response to the surge in Coronavirus cases in New York City, the White House has advised that anyone who has passed through or left New York City to self-quarantine for 14 days. What does this mean for you? If YOU have been in New York recently, PLEASE follow this quarantine advisory. If you know […]
CONTINUE READING →While the Hartford Gay and Lesbian Health Collective is not offering COVID-19 testing, we encourage you to call the Hartford Healthcare Coronavirus hotline at or to text COVID19 to 31996 for updates on Coronavirus from Hartford Healthcare. They will be able to answer your questions and help you find Coronavirus testing if needed. You can also […]
CONTINUE READING →The CDC has released new guidelines on the use of masks for Coronavirus prevention. The general public is advised to use a cloth mask or scarf when going out in public. Please reserve disposable masks for healthcare workers. N95 masks are not recommended for the general public. For detailed information on personal protective equipment recommendations, […]
CONTINUE READING →On Thursday, April 2, HGLHC will be hosting a LIVE discussion about safer sex and COVID-19 on Facebook Live. Come with your questions, concerns, and comments, and our HIV Prevention Specialist, Kim Adamski, will be there to answer and provide information!
CONTINUE READING →Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, many STD clinics are temporarily closed for the near future all around Connecticut and surrounding states. This means it will be much harder to get testing and treatment for STDs for a time. If you are not already doing so, practice social/physical distancing, which includes having sex. If you feel […]
CONTINUE READING →Just because you are young doesn’t necessarily mean you are safe from COVID-19! Many young people have been hospitalized due to Coronavirus. Be careful – even if you don’t get sick, you should still do what you can to protect others.
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