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The internet is a vast resource of valuable information. But such a large hub of information is also susceptible to those who mean ill-will and want to spread misinformation. The sensitive subject of STDs is often the center of vast misinformation, rooted in fearmongering rather than facts that adds to the already stigmatized issue. Let’s

Want to protect yourself from sexually transmitted diseases like the herpes simplex virus, genital herpes, and hepatitis B virus? Understanding STD vaccines is key, as like many other infectious diseases, they are vaccine-preventable diseases. In this article, we’ll break down the available vaccines, who should get them, and clear up some common myths. Let’s dive

The post-ejaculatory refractory period is a unique aspect of human sexuality that occurs following orgasm during which individuals experience a temporary inability to become sexually aroused or achieve another orgasm. This phenomenon is well-documented in males but its existence in females is still debatable. Key Takeaways The refractory period is a phase of sexual non-responsiveness

Dealing with vaginal health issues can be confusing and stressful. It is important to distinguish between vaginal infections to receive the most efficient treatment. Two common conditions that often cause concern are bacterial vaginosis (BV) and chlamydia. While they share some similarities, these infections have distinct differences in their causes, symptoms, and treatments. This guide

April isn’t just about showers and spring flowers—it’s also when we focus on a vitally important topic: STD Awareness. National STD Awareness Month is a time when we highlight the importance of knowing about sexually transmitted diseases. It’s all about encouraging everyone to learn and talk openly about sexual health. The initiative started to make

Noticing a change in vaginal odor can feel uncomfortable to talk about — but it’s completely normal to have questions. Every vagina has a natural scent that changes throughout your menstrual cycle, after sex, during pregnancy, or when something isn’t quite right. Understanding what different vaginal odors mean can help you tell the difference between