Just
the idea of being tested for a sexually transmitted infection (STI) is
overwhelming for some, and that can keep people from being tested at
all. So researchers at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine found a way to
make the process a little easier.
They devised a quick quiz to help people assess their risk of having an STI. The quiz asks your age, as well as the following questions:
- Have you had either (or both) a new sexual partner or multiple sexual partners in the last 90 days?
- Do you have more than one sex partner at the present time?
- Have you ever been told you had or been treated for a sexually transmitted infection in the past?
- How many sex partners have you had in the past 90 days?
- When you have sex, do you use a condom?
