Showing courage is a form of bravery and is about living authentically. This can be expressed in big moments like speaking up and standing out. It can also include quieter actions like asking for support and choosing pride. Courage is found in the everyday choices to live proudly, support others […]
Starting life in a new country can be busy and challenging. Between study, work and everyday life, it’s easy to forget about your health. Your liver is one of the hardest working organs in your body, but it’s probably not something you think about very often. Looking after your liver […]
Daniel’s experience getting PrEP in Australia Accessing PrEP as an international student in Australia can feel overwhelming when you’re already navigating a new healthcare system, a new community, and a new sense of freedom. This month, we spoke with Daniel, a public health graduate who came to Australia as an […]
Showing courage is a form of bravery and is about living authentically. This can be expressed in big moments like speaking up and standing out. It can also include quieter actions like asking for support and choosing pride. Courage is found in the everyday choices to live proudly, support others […]
Starting life in a new country can be busy and challenging. Between study, work and everyday life, it’s easy to forget about your health. Your liver is one of the hardest working organs in your body, but it’s probably not something you think about very often. Looking after your liver […]
Daniel’s experience getting PrEP in Australia Accessing PrEP as an international student in Australia can feel overwhelming when you’re already navigating a new healthcare system, a new community, and a new sense of freedom. This month, we spoke with Daniel, a public health graduate who came to Australia as an […]
Support for trans and gender diverse international students Being trans or gender diverse in Australia as an international student can feel overwhelming. You may have grown up in a place where gender diversity was never talked about. Maybe it was seen as wrong, or even illegal. Moving to Australia can feel very different from what you are used to. You might […]
You can reduce your risk of getting chlamydia by using condoms during oral, vaginal and anal sex. If you share sex toys, use a new condom for each partner and clean sex toys between uses.
If you have chlamydia, avoid sex until 7 days after you and your partner(s) have started treatment.
Regular STI testing, every 3-12 months, is also important and part of a healthy confident sex life.
Visit the Chlamydia page on the Hub to learn more.
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