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Silent sexual threat - Vimarsana News

Silent sexual threat

Untested and underreported bacteria-related sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are at the root of many reproductive and vaginal health issues affecting mothers and their newborns. And according to one microbiologist, there is a particularly...

All you need to know about the Get Yourself Tested campaign - Vimarsana News

All you need to know about the Get Yourself Tested campaign

Students have access to get confidentially tested for two sexual transmitted infections — chlamydia and gonorrhea — for $20 through the Colorado State University Health Network through April 14. What is the Get Yourself Tested campaign? “Students can get tests for $20 during the (Get Yourself Tested) campaign, (and) typically chlamydia and gonorrhea tests are normally...

WIU to Host Pride Month Celebration Throughout April - Vimarsana News

WIU to Host Pride Month Celebration Throughout April

The Western Illinois University LGBT*QA Resource Center will host a Pride Month Celebration throughout the month of April, with a wide variety of events.

Source: wiu.edu
Widely available HPV vaccines help prevent many types of cancer - Vimarsana News

Widely available HPV vaccines help prevent many types of cancer

Mya Desai and Lindsey Long, doctoral students at the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy, discuss HPV and the importance of getting vaccinated in this week's health column.

Source: uky.edu
Widely available HPV vaccines prevent help prevent many types of cancer - Vimarsana News

Widely available HPV vaccines prevent help prevent many types of cancer

Mya Desai and Lindsey Long, doctoral students at the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy, discuss HPV and the importance of getting vaccinated in this week's health column.

Source: uky.edu