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By: Jennifer McMillen Smith, MSSA, LISW-S, Division of Infectious Disease and medically reviewed by Ann Avery, Infectious Disease Physician at Metrohealth Medical Center Let’s talk sexting. You probably love it when your partner tells you […]
By: Ann Avery, MD, Infectious Disease Physician at MetroHealth Medical Center Sex is no fun if there’s too much friction. A good time requires a smooth glide. That’s why there’s a whole industry selling lubricants […]
Yes! Women with HIV can have babies, and men with HIV can get women pregnant. By: Ann Avery, MD, Infectious Disease Physician at MetroHealth Medical Center The biggest challenge is preventing a pregnant mom from […]
¡Sí! Las mujeres seropositivas pueden tener bebés y los hombres seropositivos pueden embarazar a las mujeres. Por: Ann Avery, médica de enfermedades infecciosas de Metrohealth Medical Center. Ver todos los blogs en español > El […]
A condom isn’t complicated. You just unroll one over the penis before sex and take it back off when you’re done, right? OK, there’s more to it than that. There’s a little bit of technique […]
Un preservativo no es complicado. Solo tienes que desenrollarlo uno sobre el pene antes del sexo y quitártelo cuando hayas terminado, ¿verdad? Vale, pero es más que eso. Existe un poco de técnica para aumentar […]
Por: Ann Avery, médica de enfermedades infecciosas de Metrohealth Medical Center. Ver todos los blogs en español > Si crees que puedes correr el riesgo de infectarte por el VIH, pero aún no estás infectado, […]
By: Ann Avery, MD, Infectious Disease Physician at MetroHealth Medical Center If you think you might be at risk of becoming infected with HIV — but you’re not infected already — you really need to […]
Jen's condom closet Ssssshhhh! Quiet. Did you know that MetroHealth has a closet full of free condoms?! Jen can show you around — and show you her woody 😉 😂 We are sneaking into Jen's […]
Reduce your risk of contracting HIV with PrEP. Pre-exposure prophylaxis (or PrEP) is approved for daily use to help prevent an HIV-negative person from getting HIV from a sexual or injection-drug-using partner who’s positive. Studies […]