It's fairly common for people to sometimes have sex under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Whether or not you and your partners have sex after drinking or using drugs is up to you. There are lots...
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Knowing how different kinds of sex can pass on STIs (sexually transmitted infections, also known as STDs) can help you decide when you should get tested. Testing is important because many STIs...
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Worrying that you may have an STI is very common, and so is worrying you might get a positive result. Because of this, getting tested can sometimes be stressful. It can help to talk to people you...
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STIs (sexually transmitted infections, also known as STDs) can have a lot of symptoms, but most of the time STIs don’t show any symptoms at all. It’s common to be worried if you think something...
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This PDF covers the latest research on HIV risk from different kinds of sex and fluids, getting more specific than the common high/low/no real risk...
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This article explains how it isn't possible to have your period when you're pregnant. It also talks about the difference between spotting and pregnancy and next steps if you're at risk for being...
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This extensive answer to a question about wanting to drink urine covers urine and health, STI risk, and water sports, otherwise known as golden...
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Explains which STI you are at risk for, during a given sexual...
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TeenHealth explains how to talk to a romantic partner about STDs, protection, and getting...
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PEP, or post-exposure prophylaxis, is a drug that lowers the risk for HIV after someone has sex or shares needles. It works better the sooner you take it, ideally within 24 hours. You can get PEP up...
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