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12. about testing doesn’t have to be accusatory.

Instead of asking, “What’s wrong with you?” a healthier approach is:

“When was your last STI test?”

“Are you currently seeing anyone else?”

“What protection do you normally use?”

“Should we

both get tested before stopping condoms?”

These questions are about mutual responsibility rather than suspicion.

And remember: being tested isn’t an accusation.

It’s simply healthcare.

13. Vaccination Can Provide Additional Protection
    Vaccination is another important part of sexual health.

The HPV vaccine, for example, helps protect against infections with HPV types associated with several cancers and genital warts.

Hepatitis B vaccination can also