Cuban Group Aims To Reach Women With STI, HIV Prevention Messages
medicalnewstoday.com     Mar 31, 2008            

A group of women in Cuba's Pinar del Rio province has been operating a peer education program to raise awareness among other women about sexually transmitted infections, including HIV, the Inter Press Service reports. Cuba's Ministry of Public Health recorded 7,739 HIV/AIDS cases in the country... [read full story]                    


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Society Paying for Its Lax Attitude Towards Sex

allafrica.com     14 hrs ago   1 related          

Posted to the web 7 September 2008 Nairobi At the turn of the last century, the African traditional society crumbled under the twin assault of Christianity and colonialism. With it went the collective moral values that...                    

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Polartechnics Limited To Launch CerviScreen With Genera Biosystems Limited And Healthscope

bioresearchonline.com     Sep 5, 2008          

Polartechnics Limited announced it had reached a strategic agreement with its preferred business partners, Genera Biosystems and Healthscope, for the commercialisation of CerviScreen, which is a new device to identify...                    

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Women who binge drink at greater risk of unsafe sex and sexually transmitted disease

genengnews.com     Sep 5, 2008   3 related          

EUREKALERT Contact: Heidi E. Hutton, Ph.D. Binge drinking (5+ alcoholic beverages at one time) is associated with risky sexual behaviors. Binge drinking increased the risk of unsafe sexual behaviors and having an STD for...                    

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A stark choice on abortion

1918.com     Sep 4, 2008          

DURING a town hall meeting in Pennsylvania last March, Senator Barack Obama was asked about teenagers and sexually transmitted diseases. He replied that "the most important prevention is education," including "information...                    

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