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First of All - No, It Doesn’t Mean Something’s Wrong If you or your partner aren’t having sex at the moment, that’s completely okay. Relationships can go through all kinds
What People Don’t Know About Chlamydia Chlamydia is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in the UK, especially among young people under 25. But what many don’t
Going Chronically Online (September 15–21) This year’s Sexual Health Week theme is “Chronically Online” a powerful invitation to reflect on how our digital lives shape the way we think about
Provide Community, an employee-owned community interest company, is proud to announce the launch of a new scheme providing free period products across seven of its sexual health service clinic locations.
Short answer? Yes, it totally can be. Starting a new form of contraception is a bit like giving your body a new set of instructions - and sometimes, it takes
It’s a question people don’t often ask out loud, but it’s an important one. If you or your partner have a mouth ulcer and go on to have oral sex,
