April is National Sexually Transmitted Disease Awareness month. Millions of people suffer from sexually transmitted diseases, and it is estimated that 19 million new infections occur each year. However, many people still don’t have access to the information and education they need to protect themselves and their partners.
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What to Do After a Week of Fun in the Sun...
You've caught up on sleep, soothed your burnt skin and are now getting back into the swing of things after your week of partying for spring break. But while your body is recovering, it’s also important to think about your sexual health as well. As April is STD Awareness Month, spring breakers should consider STD testing if they've been sexually active over the holiday.
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For young people today, it is hard to imagine a time without HIV/AIDS, and future generations will be well-aware of this virus and the devastating impact it can have on the human immune system. However, just a few decades ago, HIV/AIDS was a little known and little talked about virus. And, despite its spread, the truth is that the virus has not been in this country very long. In fact, the first known case of AIDS only appeared in the United States in 1981.
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