Telling past sexual partners they may have been exposed to a sexually transmitted disease is never an easy task, but it is the responsible thing to do to help protect the health of past sexual partners. And it is one way to try to prevent STDs from continuing to be spread.
InSPOTLA has created an email system to let you notify past sexual partners they may have been exposed to an STD. If you find out you have an STD, you can sign up on the site and have an email sent, letting...
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We now send invitations, love letters, announcements, news bulletins, baby births, even divorce notices by e-mail. So why not let someone... Read more »
Having sex? On a regular or irregular basis? Know your partner's sexual history and health status? Are you really sure about that? Then... Read more »
As a woman and someone with a background in medicine and health, I was always aware of the importance of safe sex, particularly when... Read more »
When my husband and I decided we wanted to start a family, we wondered whether my MS would interfere in conceiving and delivering a healthy... Read more »
When it comes to STD tests, a lot of teens want them all. “Test me for everything,” they say -- but that’s not really practical. The reason is... Read more »
It has now been well proven that oral sex is a potential means by which HIV can be transmitted. And it’s not only HIV -- certainly any of the other... Read more »
According to new research, the brains of people who have generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) process emotions in an abnormal way. For their study,... Read more »
Source: National Cancer Institute
*Acknowledgments The National Cancer Institute thanks the many cancer survivors, advocates and health care professionals who assisted with the... Read more »
Girls exposed to a chemical commonly found in plastics may be more likely to develop behavioral problems later in life, a new study suggests. The... Read more »
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