Each June National HIV Testing Day takes place across the country. During the month of June many organizations take part either on June 27th or a day close to the actual testing day. 

AIDS CARE will be holding their annual event on Friday June 22, 2012 from 10 a.m ...

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April is STD Awareness Month. Sexually Transmitted Diseases such as Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and Syphilis are infections that are commonly overlooked and untreated.

Gonorrhea and Chlamydia are often confused and sometimes people are diagnosed as having both infections at the same time.

Gonorrhea symptoms in men include pain during urination, a ...

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If you're a regular reader here at everybodysgood, you will likely know that anal health and preventing anal cancer for gay/bi/queer men (& for ALL women) is an issue we feel passionately about.  Most recently we invited Terry Schwartz, a friend and colleague of ours (and a leader ...

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Earlier this month Theresa Schwartz, a good friend and colleague to us here at AIDS Care & everybodysgood.com, agreed to post a blog for us with important information about Human Papillomavirus (HPV), anal cancer risk in gay & bisexual men and access to vaccination for boys and men.  Due to a ...

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everybodysgood.com is proud to introduce Theresa Schwartz as one of our fabulous guest bloggers. Theresa Schwartz is a nurse practitioner, HIV Specialist and provider of diagnosis and treatment of anal dysplasia, or precancerous anal conditions.

The Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a sexually transmitted infection that can be spread from ...

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A recent study in The Journal of the American Sexually Transmitted Desease Association, which looked at the prevalence of anal douching within the gay community may have in avertedly come across a new method for HIV/AIDS prevention. The study explored the age of onset of rectal douching among men ...

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Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a virus that can cause warts, cervical cancer and anal cancer, especially in HIV-infected men and women. A digital rectal exam (when a medical provider inserts a finger into the anus) can detect warts and other problems that should be treated. An anal Pap smear may ...

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