Oh yeah...I didn't think of that. Good call. That makes sense.Thanks, Tinder!
Regardless of what you think of the guy that was a pretty great lineI am sure President Bonespurs could give the country tips on how to avoid them since he said that was his Vietnam.
How so?This is a byproduct of the improvement of treating HIV.
To put it bluntly, gay men arent as afraid of HIV as they used to be so they arent using condoms as often. They account for the majority of the increases that are being discussed in this thread.How so?
It would be funny from a comedian or a random person on Twitter. When we look that the Commander in Chief said that, it's a horrible line.Regardless of what you think of the guy that was a pretty great line
Eh, he said it 20 years ago. The fact that he ended up becoming President decades later is irrelevant to the humor of the line at the time.It would be funny from a comedian or a random person on Twitter. When we look that the Commander in Chief said that, it's a horrible line.
No.Does vaccinating your kids against HPV help? Because mine are or will be. Not sure why parents wouldn't vaccinate against teh herp, but to each their own.
ETA: I am in no way speaking against the HPV vaccine. My son just got the final dose about a month ago.Similarly, women sometimes believe that because they’ve received the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, they too are less at risk.
Oh. Well that was a waste of a copay I guess.No.
I am sure some people will make the argument that people infected with HPV that develop symptoms are more likely to contract other diseases, but I dont think that is what you are asking. Lots of people do think that the HPV vaccine does more than what it does though. Stupid millenials.
Darn it. My edit didnt make it in time.Oh. Well that was a waste of a copay I guess.
I read the recent articles, and while male/male contact was higher rates of increase for a particular strain (I believe gono), the highest % increases were in 15-24 yr old women.To put it bluntly, gay men arent as afraid of HIV as they used to be so they arent using condoms as often. They account for the majority of the increases that are being discussed in this thread.
These young broads are sleazing it up to get money for their next opioid hitI read the recent articles, and while male/male contact was higher rates of increase for a particular strain (I believe gono), the highest % increases were in 15-24 yr old women.
They don't really consider HPV, as there is not a particular test that is done by public health on that area. Results for the major categories are reported however (HIV, Herp II, Gon, Syp, Chlamydia). Of the major STD categories, HPV is clearly the most prevalent with an estimated 80% of sexually active adults having at least one strain during their life, then HSV2, then the others.
They already do this. They pretty much leave bowls of them at each dorm. In fact when I was not so long ago at school, they had a sex awareness week and came around and gave everybody in the dorms a bag of condoms and lube.If it were up to me I'd distribute condoms at schools like a yard sprinker.
The article in OP is about only three diseases. The big spike in those three to get us to record levels came from men that have sex with men.I read the recent articles, and while male/male contact was higher rates of increase for a particular strain (I believe gono), the highest % increases were in 15-24 yr old women.
They don't really consider HPV, as there is not a particular test that is done by public health on that area. Results for the major categories are reported however (HIV, Herp II, Gon, Syp, Chlamydia). Of the major STD categories, HPV is clearly the most prevalent with an estimated 80% of sexually active adults having at least one strain during their life, then HSV2, then the others.
Don't know how accurate it was, but remember reading something years ago saying that STD rates were skyrocketing because no one was afraid of HIV anymore and also because of the advent of the morning after pill being available without a prescription which had lead to greatly decreased condom usage.This is a byproduct of the improvement of treating HIV.
It's more complex than that. While males-who-have-sex-with-males (MSM) tend to drive the bus, women are also showing increases in STIs. Dating/hook-up apps are a big part of it. The availability of non-barrier contraception, pre-exposure HIV prophylaxis for both sexes and improved testing methodology are also factors.To put it bluntly, gay men arent as afraid of HIV as they used to be so they arent using condoms as often. They account for the majority of the increases that are being discussed in this thread.
HPV vaccination doesn't appear to have much impact on acquisition of other STIs.Does vaccinating your kids against HPV help? Because mine are or will be. Not sure why parents wouldn't vaccinate against teh herp, but to each their own.
Unless you're a fan of mucosal cancers, it's good. What is your concern?AAABatteries said:What is the latest on the HPV vaccine? Do all of you have your kids get it? We are completely onboard with vaccinations but apparently my wife has read (I'm guessing on social media) about HPV complications and she's paranoid. Any insight?
@gianmarco - I thought you may have some knowledge but I also wanted to tag you in a STD Rates Reach Record High thread -
Don’t know - long story short, my wife has concerns based I’m sure on reading anecdotal evidence online.Unless you're a fan of mucosal cancers, it's good. What is your concern?