STD Month

April 8, 2019

April gets promoted as STD Awareness Month. This week on social media QueerDoc will be publicizing some of the CDC’s Treat Me Right campaign. Sexually transmitted infection rates are on the rise. Treat Me Right emphasizes the importance of safe and healthy patient-provider relationship to facilitate sexual healthcare for people. Note: the current (2025) CDC STD Awareness campaign is at https://www.cdc.gov/sti-awareness/

Educate Yourself About Your Sexual Health

Check out what the CDC has to say: Treat Me Right
Check out a slide presentation by QueerDoc: What Your Doctor Isn’t Asking You Sex May Affect Your Health
Talk to the QueerDoc if you have further questions:

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