Confused by the CDC’s new MMWR? You are not alone. Experts say Treatment as Prevention (TasP), PrEP, and sperm washing are each safe stand-alone safer conception options. Thank you to AAHIVM for promoting science-based reproductive options! #HIVLoveWins #UequalsU
We’re in the middle of a revolution in our efforts to fight HIV. However, you wouldn’t know it from a new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report that advises providers about conception when one partner is living with HIV.
Male involvement in reproductive health, defined as conversations between male/female couples regarding pregnancy desires or specific reproductive health interventions, is associated with women?s increased contraceptive use, male partner HIV testing, and condom use.
?Nobody thinks they?re at risk for HIV regardless of what they?re doing, and then you have these layers of shame,? Weber tells Teen Vogue. ?So it has to be integrated into a wellness package.?
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For Caroline Watson, it’s that fear and misinformation that’s spurring her ride. Caroline, who works at a nonprofit that focuses on advancing reproductive and sexual wellness for people with HIV, is riding for her friend, Ryan, who recently began taking medication to treat the illness.
