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Donovanosis, the STI worrying Europe
Donovanosis or granuloma inguinale Summary Donovanosis or granuloma inguinale Donovanosis is a tropical STI rapidly expanding in Europe. It is called the “flesh-eating disease.” It is
June symbolizes Pride Month in the USA. Its purpose is to promote respect for the LGBTQ+ community. In France, there are also events for the LGBTQ community.
Gay Pride is a symbol of the fight for the respect of LGBT+ people's rights. Moreover, behind this notion, there is also the desire to explain what the LGBT movement is.
Transphobia: It refers to acts of rejection, discrimination, and violence against transgender and transsexual people.
Transgender: A person who feels they have a sexual identity different from their birth gender.
Transsexual: A person who modifies their sexual attributes to match their sexual identity (hormone therapy or surgery).
Indeed, we believe it is essential to promote freedom for all. Respect is a core value for us.
Fighting homophobia and transphobia first means popularizing what a trans person is. It also means discussing the topic on our social networks. And it means enabling the LGBTQ+ movement to protect itself against STIs.
Furthermore, informing you means giving you all the tools to understand "difference." There are over 7 billion of us on Earth, and we are all different. Understanding difference means accepting it.
Fighting for the protection of LGBTQ+ rights is fighting for human rights. Together we can make lasting change. To do this, let's accept difference to live better in a more just and respectful world.
Don't wait any longer and go on a tour of France's LGBTQ+ events.
Donovanosis or granuloma inguinale Summary Donovanosis or granuloma inguinale Donovanosis is a tropical STI rapidly expanding in Europe. It is called the “flesh-eating disease.” It is
In this article, you will discover the Rape aXe (anti-rape condom), a concept designed to deter rapists, and what we think about it. You will understand why the Rape aXe is not the anti-rape solution.
PrEP is a new HIV prevention strategy. It is part of a global HIV prevention strategy (Condoms, Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP), Screening, …)
