Self-Assessment for Young Males
These self-assessment tools are designed for young male patients – one for ages 10-13 and the other for ages 14-18 – to help provide a picture of overall health and
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These self-assessment tools are designed for young male patients – one for ages 10-13 and the other for ages 14-18 – to help provide a picture of overall health and
By Walker Thornton [This article originally appeared on www.kinkly.com and is republished with permission] September is World Sexual Health month, a global initiative to draw attention to the issue of
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Sexual Rights for Seniors ASHA’s Fred Wyand takes on the topic of our sexual rights as we age . Sexual Intimacy: A Human Right. That’s a bold statement. When I
HPV and Relationships The emotional toll of dealing with HPV is often as difficult as the medical aspects and can be more awkward to address. This may be the area
Herpes may raise strong emotional issues, especially in the first few weeks or months after a diagnosis. Some people initially feel embarrassment, shame, anger, or depression. The good news is that these emotions tend to fade away over time. Some studies have shown that even six months can make a difference in adjusting to herpes.
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Getting Tested for Sexually Transmitted Infections Many people think they would know if they had a sexually transmitted infection (STI). The truth is many STIs have no signs or symptoms
ASHA has long collected stories from individuals willing to share their experiences with STIs. While we use these in our patient advocacy work, we also share them here as a
ASHA believes that all people have the right to the information and services that will help them to have optimum sexual health. We envision a time when stigma is no longer associated with sexual health and our nation is united in its belief that sexuality is a normal, healthy, and positive aspect of human life.
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