Relying on reported sexual histories to guide testing means large numbers of STIs would be missed
Protect Intersex Persons' Rights, 34 States Tell UN
UK transgender patients turn to crowdfunding due to huge delays
UK: Government responds to Gender Recognition Act consultation
Changes in mental health and drug use among PrEP users
From leprosy to COVID-19, how stigma makes it harder to fight epidemics
The word “stigma” originally referred to a mark on the body. Later it came to denote a metaphorical mark of disgrace. Sociologists define stigma as the social devaluing of people who possess a trait seen as negative or deviant, such as a physical or mental disability or even an ethnicity. Almost every sense of the term comes together in leprosy.
Two different cases of PrEP failure despite high adherence underline that such events are rare, but should not be ignored
Book launch "Palgrave Handbook of Critical Menstruation Studies"
US: Gonorrhea, syphilis cases rise as stay-at-home orders recede
Canada: Shocking statistics released about assaults against LGBTQ people
Ugandan activists’ coalition boosts condoms as AIDS-fighting tool
Ecuador: Organizations announce collection of signatures to veto the Health Code
The National Front for the Family together with other civil society organizations and religious groups announced yesterday in Guayaquil the beginning of the collection of signatures and mobilizations to request the total presidential veto of the Organic Health Code (COS), a norm that was approved by the National Assembly, last Tuesday, August 25.