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Sexual | Y-Lounge

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Alcohol and other Drugs. Getting ready for the workplace. Work in Local Government. Skate Parks and BMX Tracks. BMX, Skate and Scooter Competitions 2016. Defeat the Beat 2015. Tyne James Organ at Arcade. Parent and Carers Workshops. Help in the Community. Defeat the Beat 2013. Wooroloo BMX Trip 2013. Battle of the Bands 2012. National Youth Week 2013. Win an iPad2 Competition. Hip Hop @ Joondalup Festival 2012. Mural Arts- The 6027 Project. Recreate Fashion Workshops 2012. Kinross BMX Skate Scooter 2014.

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Links » WA Sexual Health Week

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A number of services and websites are listed below. The WA AIDS council, established in 1985, leads the Western Australian community in the provision of a wide range of services in the prevention of HIV, and the treatment and care of people living with HIV/AIDS. To visit their website click here. This WA based site gives young Western Australia’s advice and accurate information on relationships and safer sex. To see the content of the Get the Facts website click here. Could I Have It? This is the Departm...

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STI | Gonorrhoea

http://www.sti.health.gov.au/internet/sti/publishing.nsf/Content/Gonorrhoea

Don't risk an STI. Always use a condom. Condoms and safe sex. Do I have an STI? Do I have an STI? Gonorrhoea is caused by a type of bacteria and it can affect both males and females. It is the second most commonly reported STI in Australia. Page last updated: 20 July 2014. The rate of diagnosis of gonorrhoea increased by 67% from 2008 to 2012. This is a big increase in both males and females. Causes and reducing risk factors. Dangers if not treated. There is a list of Public Sexual Health Clinics. Across...

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STI | HIV/AIDS

http://www.sti.health.gov.au/internet/sti/publishing.nsf/Content/hiv-aids

Don't risk an STI. Always use a condom. Condoms and safe sex. Do I have an STI? Do I have an STI? HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is the virus that causes AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome). HIV damages the immune system leading to serious infections. Reported HIV cases have begun to increase in recent years. Page last updated: 20 July 2014. The annual number of new HIV diagnoses in Australia increased by 10% in 2012 over the numbers diagnosed in 2011. Causes and reducing risk factors. Most peo...

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STI | Syphilis

http://www.sti.health.gov.au/internet/sti/publishing.nsf/Content/Syphilis

Don't risk an STI. Always use a condom. Condoms and safe sex. Do I have an STI? Do I have an STI? Syphilis is caused by a type of bacteria and can affect both males and females. Page last updated: 20 July 2014. A major risk for males men who have sex with men. The rate of diagnosis of infectious syphilis increased among males from 6.1 in 2008 to 6.7 in 2012. Diagnoses of infectious syphilis were almost completely confined to Indigenous people in remote locations, as well as men who have sex with men.

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STI | Chlamydia

http://www.sti.health.gov.au/internet/sti/publishing.nsf/Content/Chlamydia

Don't risk an STI. Always use a condom. Condoms and safe sex. Do I have an STI? Do I have an STI? Chlamydia is the most common reported STI among young people in Australia. It can affect both males and females and is caused by a type of bacteria. Page last updated: 20 July 2014. Chlamydia was the most frequently reported STI in Australia in 2012, with 82,707 new cases. This amounts to 355 cases per every 100,000 people. Causes and reducing risk factors. Dangers if not treated. To get checked out or for c...

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STI | HPV - Human Papillomavirus

http://www.sti.health.gov.au/internet/sti/publishing.nsf/Content/hpv

Don't risk an STI. Always use a condom. Condoms and safe sex. Do I have an STI? Do I have an STI? HPV - Human Papillomavirus. HPV is one of the most common STI in Australia. HPV is a group of viruses that cause warts. There are over 100 types with some causing the common warts found on hands and feet, while others are responsible for genital warts. It affects both males and females. Page last updated: 20 July 2014. HPV can progress to cervical, anogenital and (rarely) some types of oropharyngeal cancers.