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Talking Birds & Bees in the 21st Century

Approximately half of the 20 million new cases of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in the U.S. each year occur in teens and young adults ages 15-24. Dig a little deeper

FDA Approves HPV Vaccine for Adults Over 26

[post_date] On October 5, 2018 the FDA approved use of the Gardasil 9 HPV vaccine in males and females ages 27-45, expanding the previous indication that covered from ages 9-26.

FDA Approves 2-dose Regimen for HPV Vaccine

On October 12th the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a 2-dose schedule for Merck’s Gardasil-9® HPV vaccine for males and females ages 9-14. The new schedule calls for the

World AIDS Day: December 1

World AIDS Day takes place each year on December 1st. The annual observation is held to bring attention to the global impact of HIV/AIDS. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Person2Person

Person 2 Person We get it, you have questions. So why not ask an organization that has deacdes of experience in talking about sexually transmitted infections. Got a question? We’ve

Chlamydia: A Common and Curable Infection

Chlamydia: A Common and Curable Infection Chlamydia is a common and curable infection caused by the bacteria chlamydia trachomatis. It is the most common reportable STI in the U.S. In

Sexual Health Care

Sexual Health Care Taking care of your sexual health means knowing your body, understanding how it works, and being able to recognize when something isn’t quite right. It also means

Oklahoma Bill Would Criminalize STIs

The Oklahoma House recently passed a bill making it a crime to intentionally or recklessly spread several STIs. Those found guilty would be convicted of a felony and punished with between two and five years in prison.

STI Awareness Week—Prize Claim Form

Congratulations! Congratulations for making the podium on our STI Awareness Week Quiz! To claim your prize, please fill out the following form and we will ship your prize to you.

Mpox Cases Almost Double from Last Year — Experts Worry Too Few People Are Vaccinated

Mpox cases in the United States are almost double what they were at this time last year. While rates still remain far lower than during the outbreak of 2022, experts worry too few people are vaccinated.