If you're a woman or gay man, the guidelines for STD testing are clear cut—but they don't exist if you're a straight man. We asked a doctor to explain why.

From how to prepare for your test to how to discuss your results with a partner, here's everything you need to know about STD testing.

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 ...

Students are given the following options for STI testing through the mobile STI Screening Clinics, or by booking an appointment with a nurse or doctor: If you have a penis: you can be tested for ...

Only about half of gay or bisexual men received recommended sexually transmitted infection testing at their initial visit to a private, outpatient facility, researchers reported.

Quality statement Men who have sex with men have repeat testing every 3 months if they are at increased risk of sexually transmitted infections.

STI testing is a procedure that screens for sexually transmitted infections such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, syphilis, and more. Learn about STI testing here.

Student Health Services (SHS) offers STI screening year-round to students who have paid the wellbeing fee. But during the month of April, SHS will waive the wellbeing fee for screening in honor of STI ...

To help, we've turned to Fred Wyand, director of communications for the American Social Health Association to answer some of the most common questions about STI testing.

Gay men who were offered HIV home-testing kits took 50% more tests than men who only took HIV tests at clinics or community organisations, a randomised controlled study from Seattle in the USA has ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Gay and bisexual men who use smartphone apps to meet other men for sex are at an increased risk of some sexually transmitted infections, suggests a new study.