Sexually Transmitted Infections
What is the difference between a STD and STI?
The terms STD and STI refer to sexually transmitted diseases and infections, respectively. Sexually transmitted infections do not always cause symptoms or develop into a disease. Despite the fact that the phrases are interchangeable, an infection does not invariably progress to illness.
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More Sexually Transmitted Infections Q&A
I get cold sores. Can I pass these onto others if I give someone else oral sex?
If there is a drop of blood on a cigarette filter is it possible to get an STI or HIV from it?
Can HIV be transmitted through hugging, shaking hands or mosquito bites?
How well do condoms help protect against HIV infection?
What is PrEP?
How do I know if I have an STI?
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