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No Symptoms? It Could Still Be an STI.

As STI Awareness Month Draws to a Close, Julia (she/her), 18, explains that the most common symptom of an STI is…none at all

Inclusive Sex Education for Those With Disabilities

It’s Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and Sherry (she/her), 18, spoke with Amy Gravino, autism expert and advocate, about sex ed for those with intellectual/developmental disabilities.

Condoms: Be Prepared!

In honor of National Condom Week, Julia (she/her), 18, explains why having a condom is for anyone planning to have safer sex.

Asexual? Aromantic? Here’s Why Representation Matters

Scout (they/them), 19, talks to teens who identify as asexual and/or aromantic about seeing themselves represented in the media.

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No Symptoms? It Could Still Be an STI.

By Julia Diaz (she/her), 18

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)—also referred to as sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)—can spread from one person to another, usually during…

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April 30, 2025
STI | STI testing | no symptoms

Condoms: Be Prepared!

By Julia Diaz (she/her), 18

National Condom Week runs from February 14th to the 21st, so it’s time to celebrate a great, effective contraceptive—the condom! Barrier Method…

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February 13, 2025
condoms | safer sex | national condom week

The HPV Vaccine: Protecting Yourself and Others

By Elle Guillaume (she/her), 16

Happy New Year! Did you know that January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month? What do you know about cervical cancer and how the HPV vaccine can help…

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January 20, 2025
HPV | HPV vaccine | cervical cancer awareness month

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No Symptoms? It Could Still Be an STI.

By Julia Diaz (she/her), 18

Condoms: Be Prepared!

By Julia Diaz (she/her), 18

The HPV Vaccine: Protecting Yourself and Others

By Elle Guillaume (she/her), 16