Select Page

2014: STDs / STIs / HIV

Medical Institute for Sexual Health Package for Parents … Sexually Transmitted Disease Surveillance – How Did the US Population Fare in 2012? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently released the report Sexually Transmitted Diseases...

November – September 2009: AIDS & STDs

At Our Throats: HPV and Tonsil Cancer Common STD ("STI") Associated with Aggressive Prostate Cancer in Men — Calling this a Sexually Transmitted "Infection" to Make is Sound Less Dangerous May NOT Be Such a Good Idea… HIV Vaccine: Hope...

July – January 2009: STDs

Clinic-Based Testing for Rectal and Pharyngeal Neisseria gonorrhoeae and Chlamydia trachomatis Infections by Community-Based Organizations — Five Cities, United States, 2007 Herpes Rates Among Young Adults Aged 20-29 Years Researchers Suspect Oral Sex to Blame...

October – June 2008: HIV & Other STDs

NEW! CDC: 2006 Disease Profile (Oct 08) One in Four People in New York City Have Herpes Virus HPV Possibly Linked to Lung Cancer Gum Disease & HPV —  a Double Whammy CDC: Trends in HIV and STD-Related Risk Behaviors Among High School Students —...

April – March 2008: AIDS

Another ANTI-HIV Microbicide Fails the Test No AIDS Vaccine on the Horizon AIDS in Africa: Abstinence Works AIDS Rates in Northern Ireland Up By 300%… ANOTHER ANTI-HIV MICROBICIDE BITES THE DUST. That’s according to disappointed researchers who had hoped...

February 2008: STDs and Condoms

Condom Debate "Hijacked" and Drifting from "Evidence Based" Science – The British Medical Journal is running a pair of articles offering two opposed views on the question, "Are condoms the answer to rising rates of non-HIV sexually...

November 2007: STDs / AIDS

NEW! AIDS in Africa – MORE Good News: AIDS Epidemic Overestimated Ugandan AIDS Activist's Facts Invalidate UN Official Claim HIV/ AIDS Among Hispanics…  UN Finally Admits Worldwide AIDS Epidemic Greatly Overestimated: UNAIDS estimates now much...

American Youth STD Cases Soar

1           YOUTH STD CASES SOAR — 1 of every 2 sexually active young people can expect to become infected by age 25. Young women are more at risk than young men because the infections can “silently”...