Gonorrhoea vaccines served up at Soho's G-A-Y Bar

The article discusses a sexual health clinic that is offering gonorrhea vaccines at the G-A-Y Bar in Soho, London. The clinic aims to increase the uptake of the vaccine, particularly among the LGBTQ+ community, which has been disproportionately affected by the rise in gonorrhea cases. The drop-in sessions at the bar provide a convenient and accessible location for people to receive the vaccine, addressing the barriers that may have previously prevented them from accessing this important health service. The article highlights the importance of such initiatives in addressing the public health challenge posed by the increasing prevalence of gonorrhea. By bringing the vaccine to a community-friendly venue, the clinic hopes to encourage more individuals to protect themselves and their partners against this sexually transmitted infection. The article underscores the need for innovative approaches to public health outreach and the value of collaborating with community organizations to reach marginalized populations effectively.