Take control of your sexual health with our guide to the top 10 STD tests. We explain what each test is for, from common infections like chlamydia to crucial screenings for HIV and syphilis, how they are done, and why regular testing is a vital part of your well-being.

A new UK study reveals rising HIV drug resistance, threatening treatment options. This article explains what transmitted and acquired resistance mean for Singapore, the link to PrEP, and why early testing and consistent treatment are crucial to staying ahead of the virus and protecting our future health.

Doxy-PEP is a promising new tool using doxycycline after sex to prevent bacterial STIs like syphilis and chlamydia. This guide explores its effectiveness, risks like antibiotic resistance, and its role alongside condoms and HIV PrEP.

In Singapore, erectile dysfunction affects over half of men aged 30 and above. It is often an early symptom of underlying cardiovascular issues. Seeking professional help for ED isn’t just about improving your sex life, it’s a step toward safeguarding your heart. Addressing lifestyle factors and getting screened can lead to better long-term health and improved intimacy

Mycoplasma genitalium is a common but often undetected STI. It causes few symptoms, spreads quietly, and is growing resistant to antibiotics. This article explains why MG is so often missed, how it compares to other infections, and what to do if you think you might have it.

There’s no such thing as a “flesh-eating STD,” but some infections like donovanosis, Fournier’s gangrene, and necrotizing fasciitis can affect the genitals and destroy tissue. This article breaks down what’s real, what’s not, and what to do if you spot symptoms.

Two global trials led by IAVI and Scripps Research have shown that stepwise vaccines can activate rare immune cells that may lead to HIV immunity. These findings mark the first human proof-of-concept for a vaccine path toward broadly neutralizing antibodies — a long-standing goal in HIV prevention science.

Not all STDs go away with antibiotics. Some, like HIV, herpes, HPV, and hepatitis B, stay with you for life. This guide explains which STDs are incurable, how they’re managed, and what steps you can take to stay healthy and informed.