Many sexually transmitted infections (STIs) show no visible signs — yet they can still cause serious health complications and spread to others. Here’s why symptom-free doesn’t mean risk-free, and how IDATB helps protect your health with confidential STI testing in Tampa Bay.
A comprehensive guide to understanding the Norovirus, its history, and effective treatment options. Meet Norovirus – the uninvited guest that turns your digestive system into a riotous rollercoaster ride. As the life of the party in all the wrong ways, this microscopic mischief-maker is a leading cause of gastroenteritis, or as it’s more commonly known, “everything-must-go-right-now-itis.” Each year, millions of…
Receiving an HIV/AIDS diagnosis can make someone feel like their entire world is collapsing around them. They might feel isolated, alone, and fearful about what lies ahead. Without the proper support system and resources, an HIV/AIDS diagnosis can send a person into a dark place, increasing their stress levels even more. There is a strong link between HIV/AIDS and mental…
In a world where HIV/AIDS continues to affect millions, being aware of the signs and symptoms can make all the difference. Join IDATB as we shed light on this critical topic! Recognizing the signs and symptoms of HIV is not just about staying informed. It’s about empowering our communities to be proactive in their decisions and tackle the stigma surrounding…
In November of 1991, Los Angeles Lakers point guard, and basketball superstar, Earvin “Magic” Johnson sent shockwaves around the world when we announced that he had contracted HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. He announced that he would be retiring from the NBA, at the height of his decorated career, no less.
Currently, 1.1 million people in the United States are living with HIV. While most regions of the country have seen a slow decrease in the number of new HIV cases each year, the number of new infections in the South has continued to grow at a steady rate and accounts for just under half of all cases in the US.
