Most prevention advice about sexually transmitted infections is written as though people behave consistently, plan ahead, and make decisions sober. Real life is less tidy. Condoms get used sometimes and not other times, decisions get…
The reasoning is understandable and it is wrong. Nothing hurts, nothing looks different, nothing has changed — therefore there is nothing to test for. It is the same logic most men apply to blood pressure…
HIV prevention changed substantially over the past decade, and a fair number of men in northern Alberta have not caught up with it — not through carelessness, but because the information tends to circulate in…
