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The 3T's to prevent the spread of STDs:

  • Talk: Talk to your partner and your health care provider about risk factors, safer sex methods and testing

  • Test: Make an appointment for STD testing
  • Treat: Treat the disease and avoid additional health problems
     
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Visit inspot.org/Florida for more informationEcards are another option in Florida for informing partners that they may have been exposed to an STD. Electronic cards are sent confidentially. inSPOT is the first online STD partner notification system that uses electronic postcards (sometimes called e-cards). InSPOT is a unique online STD/HIV partner notification that encourages individuals to take a more active role in their sexual health and communicate disease status to their partner(s). This new approach will enhance, not replace traditional partner notification services offered by STD staff. For more information visit http://www.inspot.org/Florida.

 CDC STD Awareness LogoIn addition to the tools available on this site, please visit the CDC's STD Awareness Month website that provides a central location for STD Awareness Month information.
The site:
o Provides information for STD Awareness Month and suggestions for year-round activities,
o Draws attention to racial disparities (STD disparities reports are available for download),
o Offers communication tools (e.g. list of key messages, radio scripts, sample press release),
o Makes STD publications (reports, brochures and posters) available for download (you may also place an online order for free brochures),
o Includes e-card services (send an electronic card to alert to your community, community leaders and local media of STD awareness activities in your area), and
o Highlights important STD resources (includes campaign materials from other states).

The web address is http://www.cdcnpin.org/stdawareness/

 

 
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