Sexually Transmitted DiseasesTo Educate and Protect Against STDs

The rate of Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) remain alarmingly high in most of the world. Despite educational, diagnostic, and therapeutic advances rates of STD are still rising. Even though some STDs can be rendered noninfectious or even cured, the rate of STDs has not be halted.
The reported prevalence of STDs among sexually active adolescent girls [...]

How to Use Condoms Properly to Prevent Some Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Condoms are supposed to be designed, tested, and manufactured to never fail if used properly. Some would contest that there has yet to be a single documented case of an HIV transmission due to an improperly manufactured condom. However, such a claim would be very [...]

An STD test can find the presence of many sexually transmitted infections (STI). There are many kinds of STD tests. Some test for a single type of infection. Other tests include a panel of individual tests to check for an array of STIs, including syphilis, Trichomonas, gonorrhea, chlamydia, Herpes, hepatitis and HIV tests. There is [...]

The most effective way to prevent sexual transmission of STDs is to abstain from sexual contact or avoid the contact body parts or fluids which can lead to the transfer of an STD.
No contact equals almost no risk. However, not all sexual activities involve contact. There is cybersex, phonesex, or masturbation from a distance and [...]

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Condoms will only provide protection for some sexually transmitted diseases (STD) and only when used properly. Condoms can be used as a barrier against an STDs that is passed on my sexual intercourse, but only in the area to and from what is properly covered.
Unprotected bodily areas are still susceptible to many STDs. Many [...]