Confidential: No one needs to know that you're testing for STDs or your results. Safe: Since you're doing the tests at home, you're not exposed to the risks of visiting a health care facility.

On the website, individuals answer 10 questions and receive STD screening recommendations. This tool also provides information on identified risk behaviors and how they can be addressed to reduce ...

One in four sexually active adolescent females in the United States has an STD. Study Offers Glimpse Into Teens’ Sexual Activity and STD Testing Testing teens for STDs is important.

The hotline gives people a place to ask questions anonymously, find locations and get additional information about testing and treatment for HIV and other STDs and sexually-transmitted infections.

End of discussion. • Myth: Once you've had an STD, there's no chance of getting it again. o Fact: You can get some STDs more than just once. Some STDs are yours for life— like herpes and HIV.

"It's really important to get people in the habit of screening for (sexually transmitted diseases)," Carson said. The company mainly tests for HIV, but it now offers testing for any STDs free of ...

So far, Check It has screened more than 1,800 men for chlamydia and gonorrhea, with about 10% testing positive for one of the two infections, Kissinger said. Around 200 men in the program together ...

It's impossible for STD (more commonly referred to as STI) testing to be completely the same for everyone because, well, different people have different private parts. But the basic components of ...