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NHS review to tackle LGBT+ health inequalities

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MariaPCC 30 July 2025

The NHS has launched a review to tackle health inequalities experienced by LGBT+ people, including access to mental health care, cancer screening and primary care services. The work, will help the NHS understand how it can do more to meet the needs of LGBT+ people, including understanding barriers to accessing healthcare and the impact of LGBT+ health inequalities on outcomes and patient safety. The six-month review will examine data and evidence from a range of research and clinical settings, including mental health, sexual and reproductive health, HIV, perinatal care, primary care and cancer screening as well as smoking, alcohol and drug prevention services.

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