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How To Avoid Std
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Terminated while on STDWhat happens to my medical insurance. Since I am being terminated because I have been out 180 days. I can't return to the work I used to do, so they posted my position and told me I would be terminated in Sept. My doctor just set me up with...
Response from Lynn L. Franzoi
Worldwide Benefits for Fox, Inc.
When your medical coverage ends due to your termination of employment, you would be eligible for COBRA. If your company is too small (fewer than 20 employees)to be covered by the COBRA regualtions, you would be eligible for a HIPAA policy from any...
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HIV and other STD'sDear Robert,i am a hiv+ woman and i have been with a man who is negative for six years. He is... Read more »Accuracy of std-hiv testingDear Rick, I would like to know how accurate both std and hiv testing is for males. I had two... Read more »
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Chlamydia: New Orleans Scientists Part of STD ExperimentAccording to a study conducted by scientists in New Orleans and elsewhere, a woman is more likely to avoid a second case of an STD if she gives medicine, rather than advice, to her sexual partners. The study supports a system called... Read more »
New York: Van to Provide Mobile HIV, STD Testing in North CountryThanks to a new van, AIDS Community Resources is expanding the reach of its mobile HIV testing program to Jefferson County. ACR already has mobile units in Utica and Syracuse; Jefferson is reportedly seeing a growth in methamphetamine production,... Read more »
New Data Reveal Seventh Consecutive Syphilis Increase in the U.S. and Opportunities to Improve STD Screening and Prevention for Gay and Bisexual MenChicago -- The U.S. syphilis rate increased for the seventh consecutive year in 2007, largely reflecting continued increases among men who have sex with men (MSM), according to preliminary data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention... Read more »
Many STD Patients Re-Infected Within MonthsA new report suggests that many patients treated for STDs soon become re-infected. "These infections are often asymptomatic, and that's why we need to do re-screening," said Dr. Thomas A. Peterman, a CDC researcher and the lead author of the study.... Read more »
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Oh No another STD
Posted by Rick1977, 3 Replies
Hey guys. At the end of my rope here. I have been living with HIV for about a year now and coping relatively well. Three weeks ago I woke up with my first cold sore on my lip. When I went to the doctor, he took a sample, and about a week later I...
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A pos test for HIV, STD could mean another STD too
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
If you've tested positive for AIDS HIV or an STD it could mean there's another STD too. Get the standard STD clinic tests from a medical center clinic or your doctor.Read more » STD testing
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
How long do I have to wait to test for other STD's besides HIV?Read more » Did you get the other standard STD tests yet?
Posted by Anonymous
Did you get the other standard STD tests yet?...Read more »
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