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Legendary Gangster Died From Syphilis

Syphilis rates have been on the rise across the United States. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, syphilis case reports have increased over 15% since 2013. What is unusual about this statistic is that syphilis was nearly eliminated in the U.S. only a few decades ago when penicillin was discovered. Syphilis is

March 31, 2017

School Lacking in Sex Ed? Try These Options

Sex Ed can be a pain. Not only is the information inconsistent, but many states don’t even require comprehensive sexual health education anymore. This can lead to a lot of misinformation or lack of education on the topic of sexual health. Teenagers and their parents need more options in order to be aware of the

March 24, 2017

Magic Johnson: Basketball Legend and HIV Activist

With the start of college basketball’s biggest event, March Madness, we thought we’d spend some time taking a look at one of the greatest basketball players of all time; Magic Johnson. Most know his legendary status as a Los Angeles Laker, but since he retired from basketball he has also done some great work towards

March 17, 2017

Don’t Wait To Take Your STD Test: Here’s Why

If you find yourself having been exposed to an STD or HIV, you may be asking yourself, “When should I take a test?” This is an important question to ask as some STDs will not show up on a test right away. When someone is exposed to an STD, there is generally a period of

March 9, 2017

It’s Time For Women To Think About HIV Testing

March 10th is National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. The goal of this event is to raise awareness about the need for all women, especially pregnant women, to be tested and treated for HIV. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2015 there were nearly 40,000 people in the United States

March 3, 2017

HIV at the Oscars

Film can inspire change and build awareness. If a film brings attention to an issue that is being ignored or shows a side to a story that most would have never known, it can make an enormous impact on society. There have been many films about HIV/AIDS since the AIDS epidemic of the 1980s. A

February 24, 2017

STDs Are On the Rise

At the end of 2016, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a survey of STDs across the nation. This survey found that last year three infections were at an all-time high. The CDC reported significant rises in chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis infections in 2016. Not only are these disease becoming common in all

February 15, 2017

First Check, Then Mate

There are many reasons a person should get checked for STDs before they engage in sexual activity with a new partner. In order to protect yourself and your partner, you should have STD testing performed beforehand. And, so should they. Many STDs can be present in the body without ever showing symptoms. This is incredibly

February 10, 2017

These Athletes Were Sued For Spreading STDs

There are many consequences to fame. There are also many consequences to unprotected sexual contact. Many professional athletes have found themselves in hot water for both. Here’s a list of athletes who have found themselves publicly accused of spreading STDs and even ending up in court over the allegations: Dennis Rodman Dennis Rodman, a former

February 2, 2017

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