Well Well Well

21 May 2020

STI Check Update – Part One

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Cal and Michael sit down with Nurse Practitioner at Thorne Harbour Healths Centre Clinic, PRONTO! and Equinox Daniel Sankar to cover the basics of sexually transmitted infections. This week we’re covering the big hitters including HIV, chlamydia, gonorrhoea and syphilis.

We’re getting down to the basics of each STI to discuss how they are transmitted, and how we can look after ourselves by testing and treating them if they pop up.

Tune in next week on Well Well Well for some of the lesser known or lesser talked about STIs you might want too keep on your sexual health radar.

 

This show originally aired Thursday 21st May 2020.

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