How Can Trans People Prevent STIs?
Transgender and non-binary people have sex in many different ways. This means there are lots of different ways for them and their partners to prevent… Read More
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Transgender and non-binary people have sex in many different ways. This means there are lots of different ways for them and their partners to prevent… Read More
Many people enjoy giving and receiving oral sex for sexual pleasure. Oral sex involves using your mouth to stimulate your partner’s genitals. This can include their vulva… Read More
Rimming is when someone uses their mouth, tongue, or lips on another person’s anus. It’s also called analingus, oral-anal sex, or tossing a salad. Rimming… Read More
In Canada, each province has its own public health plan for people who live there. So if you have healthcare coverage from out of province… Read More
Unfortunately, the government can refuse to make you a permanent resident or renew a temporary resident status if you have certain STIs (sexually transmitted infections, previously known… Read More
Someone’s viral load is the amount of the HIV virus they have in their system. If someone’s HIV status is undetectable, it means their viral load… Read More
PrEP stands for Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis. PrEP is a pill you take every day to lower your risk for getting HIV. The name of the pill… Read More
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