
Thai FDA Approves At-Home HIV Self-Testing, Expanding Private Testing Options
The Thai Food and Drug Administration, together with the Department of Disease Control and the Thai Red Cross AIDS Research Centre, has opened up public…
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The Thai Food and Drug Administration, together with the Department of Disease Control and the Thai Red Cross AIDS Research Centre, has opened up public…
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Doctors and the media have recently been warning people to watch out for syphilis, a sexually transmitted infection.
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By now we all know that everyone in Thailand should stay home. A nationwide curfew was declared and New Year gatherings were canceled to slow the spread…
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Symptoms alone cannot show whether someone has HIV or identify the stage. Many people have no symptoms, and flu-like symptoms have many other causes.
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Having sex during the current COVID-19 pandemic is a concern for many people, even though there is not yet any research on it.
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An HIV antibody test is a blood test that looks for the antibodies your body produces in response to HIV.
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PPE can occur in people with HIV, but no rash diagnoses HIV. Learn what it can look like, which conditions mimic it, and when urgent care is needed.
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Is masturbation normal? Understand body diversity, guilt, privacy, relationships and when a sexual habit may need professional support, without shame or stigma.
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Many people already use protection when they plan to have sex, but some still worry about whether the condom they use might break or leak, and what to do…
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Hepatitis B is a significant health problem, not only within Thailand but also spreading to neighboring countries in this region.
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Many people mistakenly believe that CD4 levels are relevant only to people living with HIV, when in reality CD4 levels matter for everyone.
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Oral sex has much lower HIV risk than anal or vaginal sex but can transmit STIs. Learn about barriers and site-specific throat, genital, and rectal testing.
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