// BLOG & RESOURCES //

> A sore throat can be a source of major anxiety. This guide breaks down the key differences between a sore throat from an acute HIV infection and one from common allergies.

> Feeling worried about prevention? This guide explains the difference between PrEP (for before exposure) and PEP (for after) to help you understand your choices clearly.

> Swollen glands can be a symptom of many things, including HIV. This article gives you a calm, factual look at the connection between HIV and lymph nodes, and when to get tested.

> What is the real connection between sex work and HIV risk? This article looks past the stigma and explains the facts and factors that are most important to know.

> It's easy to worry about symptoms. This guide helps you separate unreliable signs from real information, so you can focus on testing instead of fear.

> Studies show that HIV transmission from female to male is less common. This article explains the simple biological reasons why this is the case.

> Many people ask: why pay when free tools exist? This article explains the difference between basic calculators and our detailed, science-based report.

> Feeling anxious after a possible exposure is normal. A risk calculator is a tool to help you look past fear and see your situation based on facts and science.

> This is a very common question. This article breaks down the real risk of HIV from oral sex, separating myths from medical facts to give you clear information.

> Timing is key for an accurate test result. This guide explains the "window periods" for both lab blood tests and at-home oral tests so you can choose the right one.