Chlamydia, HIV, syphilis, herpes and more: each STI explained.
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Treatment for mycoplasma genitalium increasingly runs into resistance. Read what the guideline describes and why a secon...
Mycoplasma genitalium is an established STI, yet it is not part of a standard Dutch panel. Read what that means for your...
A swimming pool, a toilet seat, a towel: the questions always return. We list per route what the research actually says.
Most men with trichomonas notice nothing. That makes the infection easy to miss and easy to pass on. Here is how testing...
Yellow-green, sometimes frothy discharge is the classic picture, but many women with trichomonas notice nothing. How to...
You almost never notice chlamydia in the throat. Read which symptoms sometimes go with it, how you catch it, how a throa...
HPV is an STI, but no STI test finds it. Read why that is, what each test actually measures, and what you can do with a...
You do not only get anal warts from anal sex. Read how to tell them apart from haemorrhoids, and what an STI test can an...
Vaginal warts come from low-risk HPV. The cervical smear looks for high-risk HPV, so it does not find them. Read what th...
Genital warts on the penis often sit on the shaft, the glans or the foreskin. There is no routine HPV test for men. Here...
Genital herpes cannot be cured, but it can be managed well. Read what antivirals realistically achieve, what they cannot...
Genital warts are soft, skin-coloured bumps that often grow in clusters. Here is what they look like, and how to tell th...