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Expert Author: Jasmine Stone | Summary
Sexually transmitted diseases are something that should be considered a major concern whenever sex education is the topic. These diseases can vary from the mild to the life-threatening, and while most people are aware of their existence, most are unaware of just how much risk they might be in. For the most part, unexpected and unwanted pregnancies are the foremost concern, such that birth control methods can sometimes be heavily emphasized. In the effort to prevent STDs from spreading, this does not always have to be a negative thing. Some birth control methods can help reduce the risk of STDs, though not all of them can do so.
Expert Author: Tim Leach | Summary
Although STD stands for sexually transmitted disease, it is still possible to catch an infection without having had intercourse. All of the following put you in danger of contracting an infection and if you've indulged in any recently then it may be time to book yourself in for an STD test.
Expert Author: Tim Leach | Summary
It might be said that there's no good time to tell your partner that you have an STD. As awkward conversations go, it ranks pretty near the top of the list. Honesty is always the best policy, though, and if you have been for STD testing and received a positive result, your partner really is the first person you should talk to - they'll need to get tested as soon as possible as well, and the longer you leave it, the harder the conversation is going to be.
Expert Author: Tim Leach | Summary
Ok, you know you've got something; it started off with an annoying little itch here, a faint little rash there, and sometimes things just don't look quite right, you know, down there. It can be a very worrying time wondering if it's serious, if it's curable or, if indeed it's anything to be concerned about at all.
Expert Author: Gen Wright | Summary
There is no running away, the situation has worsen. Scotland is facing one of the most serious challenges ever. STDs (short for sexually transmitted diseases) have been on the rise for the past 10 years. Compared to the stats just 10 years ago, STDs have risen by as much as 110 per cent. That's more than double in absolute numbers. In 1998, there were just over 10,000 cases of STDs reported in Scotland. In year 2008, more than 22 thousand cases were reported (according to official stats).
Expert Author: Tim Leach | Summary
Despite science's best efforts, no cure for AIDS has yet been discovered. If diagnosed positive via HIV testing, the best possible outcome is to undergo antiretroviral treatment, but that hasn't stopped many people trying to sell their miracle cures. Here are 10 discredited or untested HIV cures...
Expert Author: Tim Leach | Summary
One of the main reasons people tend to avoid STD tests is the worry that any diseases they have picked up can't be cured. They view ignorance as bliss, but the truth is that a lot of the more nasty STDs can now be cured. Here is a guide to those which medical advances have seen the back of...
Expert Author: Tim Leach | Summary
People are very funny about sexually transmitted diseases. Despite our society’s increased openness about sexuality in general, STDs are still a huge taboo: people find it embarrassing to admit that they’ve even been tested (even though it’s a mature decision to make) let alone if they ever had treatment for a disease.
Expert Author: Tim Leach | Summary
A new dating service has been created for people with sexually transmitted diseases. A woman, who remains anonymous, came up with the idea when she feared she would find it hard to find a new partner after she was diagnosed with genital herpes... If you like news stories and you like STDs, you’ll LOVE this list of the top 5 STD news stories!
Expert Author: Tim Leach | Summary
HIV and AIDS have taken great strides from being a little understood disease associated with the gay community to being the fully understood and openly discussed condition it is today. Some sufferers have really brought the tragedy home, and this article intends to honor them...
Expert Author: Tim Leach | Summary
HIV and AIDS are diseases that are much feared but little understood – and the misleading myths can be very dangerous. If you are worried about HIV and AIDS and want to learn more, here are the essential facts that you should know.
Expert Author: Tim Leach | Summary
So you haven’t been as careful as you should, and you’re contemplating your first ever visit to an STD clinic to get tested? It’s understandable that you’d be nervous, but it really isn’t as bad as you’d imagine. Here’s what you can expect from your visit, so you’ll know the general procedure.
Expert Author: Sarah Hyllok | Summary
If you are sexually active, you must know about the vast range of sexually transmitted diseases that could put you at risk. just have a look at the std guide we've created below and explore all you need to know. There is a wide range of stis and stds, so take a look at the intelligence we've given below and discover how to safeguard yourself against them.
Expert Author: Tim Leach | Summary
One of the worst things about finding out you have a sexually transmitted disease is telling your current, and any future partners, about your infection. How best to approach the subject? Honestly is the best policy, says the marketing manager of USA Lab Testing.
Expert Author: Tim Leach | Summary
There are various forms of this commonly spread HIV myth: It was developed by the CIA, the Russians or in Hitler’s labatories to be used in germ warfare or to wipe out a minority. Unsurprisingly, none of these are true, and many of them date back to times when so little was known about the disease that such rumours seemed plausible. It is now believed that HIV is a mutation of a disease carried by Chimpanzees - Simian Immunodeficiency Virus - and that it was probably transferred to humans via blood contact through the hunting of an infected animal. The first recorded instance of an HIV death was recorded in 1959 in the Congo.
Expert Author: Tim Leach | Summary
Painters, composers and genocidal maniacs - it takes all sorts to die of syphilis! In fact, about 15 per cent of the earth's population in the 19th century contracted the dreaded venereal disease at some point in their lives. These days a positive STD test would lead to treatment for this curable disease but for many who contracted the disease in those days it could prove deadly. Here are the ten most famous historical characters suspected to have suffered from the sexually transmitted disease.
Expert Author: Sarah Hyllok | Summary
From the moment we start to become sexually active, we begin to put ourselves at risk from sexually transmitted diseases. there are a wide variety of sexually transmitted diseases that can put us at risk and we want to use this std guide to tell you some more about them, in addition to tips on the ways you can protect yourself from them and access treatment. Please do not use this sexual health guide as a substitute for visiting your doctor or sexual health centre.
Expert Author: Sarah Hyllok | Summary
If you are sexually active, you should know about the wide variety of STDs that could affect you. just have a look at the std guide we have created below and uncover everything you need to know. There is a wide variety of sexually transmitted infections and sexually transmitted diseases, so take a look at the info we have given below and learn how to protect yourself against them.
Expert Author: Sarah Hyllok | Summary
If you're sexually active, you must be aware of the wide variety of stds that can put you at risk. just take a look at the sexually transmitted disease guide we've compiled below and discover all the information you need. There's a wide variety of sexually transmitted infections and stds, so take a look at the info we've given below and discover how to protect yourself against them.
Expert Author: Sarah Hyllok | Summary
From the moment we start to become sexually active, we begin to put ourselves at risk from STDs. There are a vast variety of STDs that can place us at risk and we want to use this guide to tell you some more about them, in addition to tips on the ways you can protect yourself from them and hints on where to get treatment. Do not use this sexual health guide as a substitute for visiting your doctor or sexual health centre. If you have got any concerns about any part of your sexual health, please ensure that you go to one of these places immediately.

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