I have an STI. Do I have to tell my partner? How?
Talking to partners about STI status can be difficult. Read more about how to have a safe and healthy conversation, and what your rights are if you're living with an STI. Read More
Talking to partners about STI status can be difficult. Read more about how to have a safe and healthy conversation, and what your rights are if you're living with an STI. Read More
STI stands for sexually transmitted infections. They can have lots of different symptoms, or none at all. If you have any symptoms, it’s a good… Read More
Sometimes it can be hard to talk about safer sex, birth control, and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). But, being honest and upfront when talking to your… Read More
PEP, or post-exposure prophylaxis, is a drug that lowers the risk for HIV infection after people have just had a possible exposure to HIV. For… Read More
PrEP stands for Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis. It is an anti-viral pill that an HIV-negative person takes every day to lower their risk of getting HIV(Human Immunodeficiency… Read More
Viral load is the amount of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) in someone’s system. If someone’s HIV status is undetectable, it means their viral load is… Read More
In Canada, each province has its own public health plan for people who live there. How do you access health services you have healthcare coverage… Read More
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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