Known as HIV, it is a virus that affects the immune system and attacks the white blood cells in the body making the person’s immune system weak. Find out more.
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Mycoplasma Genitalium is a sexually transmitted infection commonly known as MG which affects the mucus sheath of the cervix, throat, urethra and anus.
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There is a direct relationship between the psychosocial and high risk sexual behavior and infection of STI’s leading to contracting HIV and AIDs.
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News: First Case of HIV Infection for a PrEP User Makes Others Nervous
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Persons living with HIV and AIDS should take control of their life by taking the prescribed treatment as required and staying informed of their status.
Continue readingNews: CDC Renews Commitment to Helping Women At Risk from HIV/AIDS
The United States CDC is pursuing several different prevention avenues to address the onset of HIV/AIDS in the female population. Some of these endeavours could be equally effective when employed here in Singapore.
Continue readingHuman Papillomavirus (HPV): What to know
Human Papilloma Virus is a collection of many different viruses that are transmitted during sexual contact affecting the skin and lining of the body.
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Vaginal candidiasis is a fungal infection caused by the overgrowth of yeast at the vaginal area. Find out the symptoms and cure it.
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Trichomoniasis is a sexually transmitted disease commonly found among young women. Find out how to avoid and cure this unwelcoming disease.
Continue readingChlamydia: Description, Origin, Symptoms and Testing
What is Chlamydia, it’s origins, symptoms and how to get tested.
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