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A Queen’s Student Guide to Contraception & Sexual Health
Whether you’re new to Queen’s, returning for another year, or just trying to figure out what sexual and reproductive health services are available around campus, knowing where to start can make accessing care a lot less overwhelming. The good news? You have several options available. A quick note: This is a student-written guide to contraception and how to access it while you’re at Queen’s, not a substitute for individualized medical advice. Contraceptive options are not one


Your Sex Drive Might Be Sleep-Deprived: What Students Need to Know
Discover how sleep affects your libido and sexual health. Learn the science behind testosterone, cortisol, and practical tips for better sleep and intimacy.


Tested Positive for Chlamydia or Gonorrhea? Here is What Happens Next
Image Credit: Envato.com If your quick-test results come back positive for chlamydia and/or gonorrhea, do not panic. Both sexually transmitted...


Your Herpes Questions, Answered: HSV-1 vs. HSV-2, Transmission Risks, and How to Protect Yourself
From the difference between HSV-1 and HSV-2 to whether sharing a vape can actually spread herpes — we're answering the questions you asked after reading our article on cold sores and oral sex. Clear, stigma-free facts you need to know.


Cold Sores and Oral Sex: What You Actually Need to Know About Herpes Transmission
Can cold sores cause genital herpes? Yes. Learn how herpes spreads during oral sex, why barriers matter, and how to talk with partners.


Understanding Sexual Consent: Clear Communication for Safer, Healthier Intimacy
Consent is a continuous, enthusiastic agreement central to all intimacy. Learn the fundamentals of informed consent, communication, boundaries, substance use, and withdrawing consent for safer, healthier relationships.
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