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People are more likely to be tested for STIs than in the past Young people continue to be by far the most likely to be diagnosed with a sexually transmitted infection (STI) in Scotland, a report has suggested. The NHS National...
Pioneer Online Student Life to offer free HIV screenings Dec. 1 Pioneer Online Empowering students and providing them with resources necessary to keep themselves healthy is the goal of Student Life's free HIV screenings, held...
As health departments battle the H1N1 flu virus, North Carolina health workers worry that another epidemic may be brewing - one for a sexually transmitted disease that had almost disappeared from the state 10 years ago.
Almost 20 percent get infected within one year of starting to have sex, CDC report says MONDAY, Nov. 23 (HealthDay News) -- As many as one in four U.S. teenage girls have had a sexually transmitted disease (STD), many infected...
sadia.latifi@newsobserver.com A year after reports of syphilis plunged in Mecklenburg, the number of new cases is creeping back up amid what health departments are calling a statewide epidemic of the sexually transmitted disease.
Harare — Zimbabwe may lose ground in the battle against HIV since more people are coming down with sexually transmitted diseases, an official in Ministry of Health and Child Welfare has said. The country's HIV prevalence had...
Martha Buchanan sees the community as her patient Public health officer Dr. Martha Buchanan examines 5-year-old Nathaniel Lee during a checkup recently at the Knox County Health Department. One of Buchanan’s many...
Published: Sunday | November 22, 2009 Q Doctor, I am writing to you because I am worried about my mother. Her general health is pretty good, though she takes various medications. I can scarcely believe this, Doctor but I am...
Published: Sunday | November 22, 2009 Heather Little-White, PhD, Contributor Proper sex education requires knowledge of terminology associated with sex. The Language of Sex part I, covered terms from A-H. Today, the alphabet is...
From ANI London, Nov 21: A new British survey has found that tens of thousands of people still shy away from taking about sexually transmitted infections, thereby risking their health. According to the Government's survey of...
