After you turn 14, you can get medical care like birth control, STI tests, and abortions without your parents finding out. They're confidential, and you also don't need their permission! This is true...
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CLSC Metro is near Concordia's metro, and specializes in healthcare and STI testing for...
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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 when you're in Quebec, how do you access health services?...
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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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Especially when people haven't gotten an STI test before, it's common to be a bit worried that it will hurt. Most tests today are minor. An STI test could be just peeing in a cup, and maybe giving...
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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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This article explains how each STI is typically tested, whether someone has it from oral, anal, or vaginal...
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An STI is a sexually transmitted infection: an infection you can often get through sexual contact. STIs are also sometimes called STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) or VDs (venereal...
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Clinique l'Alternative is an independent clinic that offers STI testing and abortions. They accept out of province people who pay upfront, but these costs can be reimbursed by your home province or...
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The US Center for Disease Control tells you what the results of an HPV test or pap smear mean and what to do next in this extensive...
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