Most people with herpes never get a classic outbreak — and that's exactly why it spreads so easily. Here's what the research actually says about asymptomatic herpes and what it means for you.
A new study finds patients are willing to self-collect samples for HPV cervical screening at home — but most still don't know the option exists. The gap isn't medical. It's informational.
Serodiscordant dating — where one partner has an STI and the other doesn't — is more common than most people realize. Here's how to build something real without letting the status gap define everything.
Nigeria's HPV vaccine campaign reached 26,000 girls in a push to cut cervical cancer deaths. Here's what the rollout means and why the global momentum matters right now.
Using just one prevention method leaves gaps. Here's how stacking condoms, antiviral therapy, and PrEP together dramatically lowers transmission risk for people living with HSV, HIV, or both.
A new study finds people who received the HPV vaccine have almost no risk of dying before age 30. Here's what that means for you and the people you love.
A prime-and-pull vaccine strategy is showing durable protection against genital herpes in early research. Here's what the science actually says and what it means for the HSV community.
Meeting your partner's family is nerve-wracking for anyone. When you're living with an STI, it can feel like an entirely different level of pressure. Here's how to handle it with confidence.
A new dual-target vaccine approach is showing strong results in early research against genital herpes. Here's what the science actually says — and what it means for the 500 million people living with HSV-2 worldwide.
