Last reviewed on October 11, 2019 by Shuvani Sanyal, MDI’m getting this one online by the hair on my chinny chin chin tonight! (It’s almost midnight EST.) I’ve been so wrapped up in trying to get the book published, I’m barely able to keep up with podcasts, and posting, and comments, and puff! my ‘house’ […]
Herpes Blood Tests – Why I Haven’t Been Type-Specific Tested Yet
Last reviewed on October 11, 2019 by Shuvani Sanyal, MDRecently, I had a written exchange with a reader about blood testing for HSV1/HSV2. In my interview, I previously mentioned not having taken a blood test to determine which strain of HSV I’m living with*. Diagnosed 14 years ago at the family doctor’s office, with a […]
What’s the Big Deal with STDs Anyway? Happy Hump Day Podcasts
Last reviewed on October 11, 2019 by Shuvani Sanyal, MDHappy Hump Day, readers!!! It seems this Wednesday came up rather quickly. Nevertheless, today’s topic should make for some interesting conversation! Edit: The STI Project had a bit of a technological meltdown Wednesday – hence, our publish date actually landing on a Friday (not hump day, […]
Can People with an STD Have Casual Sex? Happy Hump Day Podcasts
Last reviewed on October 11, 2019 by Shuvani Sanyal, MDWhat to Expect When You’re Expecting…an STD Podcast These podcasts are short and sweet – today’s podcast runs about 12 minutes and answer’s a common question we get here on the website. Most podcasts will answer one, sometimes two questions. Should you have a suggestion for […]
Why I Talk About Having an STD – Happy Hump Day Podcasts
Last reviewed on October 11, 2019 by Shuvani Sanyal, MDIt’s Wednesday! You know what that means?!?!? It’s time for The STI Project’s first ever Happy Hump Day Podcast! *the crowd goes wild* Starting today, I’ll be posting a new podcast every ‘Hump Day’ = Wednesday from now until the end of time… *dun, dun, dun* […]
My response to ‘I’ve never had any STDs.’
Last reviewed on October 1, 2019 by Nancy Carteron, MD, FACRThe STI Project’s been up and running for a little over 7 months now. In that time, I’ve told more people I have an STD than probably anyone with an STD does in their entire lifetime. People don’t share that information for a number of […]
The 1st Time I Heard About STDs
Last reviewed on October 1, 2019 by Nancy Carteron, MD, FACRAt 15 years old, I was naive, boisterous, and ignorant. I’d love to sugar-coat my naiveté, but unfortunately, I was clueless. Not only was I a witless blockhead concerning the world in which I lived, I was convinced I knew what lie ahead. Keep in […]
The STI Project in Now Magazine (UK)
Last reviewed on October 1, 2019 by Nancy Carteron, MD, FACRFor my first ever magazine interview, it turned out well. A writer approached me to do the feature and then put what we talked about in our phone conversation into a chatty type of article to appeal to Now’s audience. The magazine chose to take […]
