When people talk about HPV and sexual health, they're usually talking about genital HPV. Genital HPV is any strain of the human papillomavirus that is passed by contact with someone's...
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How STBBIs can spread through close bodily...
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An easy-to-understand interpretation of the 2016 results so far of the PARTNER...
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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 is so low that most tests can't measure it. If...
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The risk of getting HIV from oral sex is generally low. If you're using your mouth on someone's penis, vulva, or anus, you have a low risk for getting HIV. If someone is using their mouth on your...
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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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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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Article that dispels common myths about HIV and AIDS and provides information about HIV prevention, testing and...
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Herpes online personal empowerment and support through a community of people living with the...
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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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