Getting tested for HIV is a standard part of health care for U.S. adults. The good news is that there are lots of options for getting tested—including free tests, anonymous tests, and home test kits. Here are the details.
Sex is awesome—sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are not. Unfortunately, STIs (a.k.a. STDs) are pretty common, so it’s a good idea to get tested regularly. But what do you do if the test reveals that you have an STI?
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is one of the most recently discovered viruses in the world, and we’ve learned a lot about it…
There’s a lot of misinformation about living with HIV out there, and chances are you’ve probably heard some of it. So we’re honoring Worlds AIDS Day by busting some of the biggest myths about HIV/AIDS.
While you can’t get pregnant from oral sex, you can get a sexually transmitted infection (STI, a.k.a. STD). The risk of getting an STI from oral sex is a little different from the risk of vaginal sex.