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World AIDS Day 2018: 5 Things You Should Know
World AIDS Day is observed on December 1 every year. The day is dedicated to spreading awareness about the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) which is spread by infection from a virus called human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The day is marked by the World Health Organisation as a global public health campaign. One can be at a greater risk...
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Homosexuality Doesn't Lead To Diseases Like AIDS, Says Supreme Court
The Victorian-era morality, prohibitions, unsafe sex and living in denial have led to the spread of sexually transmitted diseases like AIDS and it cannot be blamed on homosexual relationships, the Supreme Court today said while observing the sexual intercourse itself should not be seen as a crime.
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As The World Celebrates Condom Day, Unsafe Sex Continues To Be A Problem In India
February 13th is marked as International Condom Day.
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5 Weird Ways You Can Get Infected By STDs
As it turns out, STDs can be transmitted in ways other than sexual intercourse.
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HIV Therapy Makes Transmission Unlikely Even In Unsafe Sex
HIV-positive individuals undergoing treatment are not likely to transmit the deadly virus to their partner, even if they engage in unprotected sex, a new study has found.
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New Zealand 'Unsafe For Black Cricketers': Ex-WI Star Franklyn Rose
Franklyn Rose, former West Indies cricketer, claimed New Zealand is not safe for international cricketers "especially if they are black"
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Drinking fuelling 'risky sex' among teenagers in UK
Drinking is fuelling an epidemic of "risky sex" among teenagers, leading to pregnancies and spread of diseases, doctors in Britain have warned.
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Sex, alcohol, fat among world's big killers
Poor childhood nutrition, unsafe sex, alcohol, bad sanitation and hygiene, and hypertension are to blame for around a quarter of the 60 million premature deaths around the world each year.
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Mandatory HIV test: Debate rages on
Women shunned after contracting the dreaded HIV virus, a disease passed on from their spouses' unsafe sex practices, are victims twice over. Now a controversial solution has been proposed by the Maharashtra government. This includes compulsory pre-marital HIV testing, a solution suggested by a state-appointed committee set up late last year.
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Morning-after pill doesn't increase unsafe sex
Allowing the 'morning-after' contraceptive pills to be sold over the counter does lead to an upsurge in unprotected sex.
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World AIDS Day 2018: 5 Things You Should Know
World AIDS Day is observed on December 1 every year. The day is dedicated to spreading awareness about the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) which is spread by infection from a virus called human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The day is marked by the World Health Organisation as a global public health campaign. One can be at a greater risk...
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Homosexuality Doesn't Lead To Diseases Like AIDS, Says Supreme Court
The Victorian-era morality, prohibitions, unsafe sex and living in denial have led to the spread of sexually transmitted diseases like AIDS and it cannot be blamed on homosexual relationships, the Supreme Court today said while observing the sexual intercourse itself should not be seen as a crime.
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As The World Celebrates Condom Day, Unsafe Sex Continues To Be A Problem In India
February 13th is marked as International Condom Day.
-
5 Weird Ways You Can Get Infected By STDs
As it turns out, STDs can be transmitted in ways other than sexual intercourse.
-
HIV Therapy Makes Transmission Unlikely Even In Unsafe Sex
HIV-positive individuals undergoing treatment are not likely to transmit the deadly virus to their partner, even if they engage in unprotected sex, a new study has found.
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New Zealand 'Unsafe For Black Cricketers': Ex-WI Star Franklyn Rose
Franklyn Rose, former West Indies cricketer, claimed New Zealand is not safe for international cricketers "especially if they are black"
-
Drinking fuelling 'risky sex' among teenagers in UK
Drinking is fuelling an epidemic of "risky sex" among teenagers, leading to pregnancies and spread of diseases, doctors in Britain have warned.
-
Sex, alcohol, fat among world's big killers
Poor childhood nutrition, unsafe sex, alcohol, bad sanitation and hygiene, and hypertension are to blame for around a quarter of the 60 million premature deaths around the world each year.
-
Mandatory HIV test: Debate rages on
Women shunned after contracting the dreaded HIV virus, a disease passed on from their spouses' unsafe sex practices, are victims twice over. Now a controversial solution has been proposed by the Maharashtra government. This includes compulsory pre-marital HIV testing, a solution suggested by a state-appointed committee set up late last year.
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Morning-after pill doesn't increase unsafe sex
Allowing the 'morning-after' contraceptive pills to be sold over the counter does lead to an upsurge in unprotected sex.
