Sex Is Medicine With Devi Ward

According to Vox Magazine – “In 2015, health officials in Rhode Island released data showing a dramatic spike in cases of syphilis (79 percent), gonorrhea (30 percent), and HIV (33 percent) in the previous year. The uptick, they said, wasn’t an outlier — it was part of a national trend. According to a September report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there were more than 2 million cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis reported in the United States in 2016 — the highest cumulative number ever recorded.”The biggest culprit for this huge spike in STI’s? Online dating apps, which some say foster a culture of casual sex that could be linked to the dramatic rise in STD’s by enabling users to meet people and hook up more efficiently than ever before.Many health experts see online dating as the new frontier for STD prevention — but major sites don’t want to make changes.Incomes Swagger Scan! A revolutionary new way of dating that is designed to help users prevent the spread of STI’s by REQUI