Learn how to spot digital harassment and abuse. Here’s the full infographic.
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There’s no excuse for not using a condom. Allergic to latex? There’s always polyisoprene.
Please like and reblog if you think we need comprehensive sex ed now.
(source: publichealthdegree.com)
Check out this awesome infographic from the International Museum of Women on the importance of family planning for women everywhere.
Lots of interesting seminal information. And only because we don’t want to add credibility to urban legends, it’s worth noting that the number of toilet seats that have fathered children is zero.
via online schools
It’s National HIV Testing Day. While anyone can get HIV, as this infographic shows HIV and AIDS disproportionately affect African Americans. More needs to be done to reduce stigma, encourage testing, and increase access to health care and life-saving medications. All of us, working together, can save lives and stop the spread of this epidemic.
(infographic: visual.ly)
It’s National Women’s Health Week. Use this nifty checklist to see what you should ask your health care provider about, then call your local Planned Parenthood health center to schedule your next check up.
Sometimes being above average isn’t such a good thing. Wondering if you should get tested? The Check will help you figure out if your nether bits should be screened for chlamydia, gonorrhea, or HIV. Check it out.
via menshealthmag
Demystifying the menstrual cycle one infographic at a time.
via I Heart Guts
