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[GayMensHealthSummit] New E-Tool To Help Gay Men Inform Partners About STD's]

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Don Saklad - 07 Oct 2004 17:17 GMT
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Mailing-List: list GayMensHealthSummit at yahoogroups.com

Bay City News
San Francisco

New E-Tool To Help Gay Men Inform Partners About STD's
http://www.inspot.org/tell-them/

Oct. 6 (BCN) --
San Francisco health officials have kicked off a new
"hip, funny, and to-the-point" way for gay men to inform their
partners that they might have been exposed to a sexually transmitted
disease.

The Department of Public Health's STD Services Web site
http://www.inspot.org
http://www.inspot.org/tell-them/
will allow men diagnosed with an STD to notify their partners via
electronic postcard that they need to get tested.

Full article:
http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/news/100604_nw_std_egreeting.html

Reporting site:
http://www.inspot.org/
http://www.inspot.org/tell-them/

To visit your group on the web, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GayMensHealthSummit/

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Don Saklad - 07 Oct 2004 17:21 GMT
Potential sex partners can get tested together before
than after it could be too late
http://NotB4WeKnow.EditThisPage.com
Gir - 07 Oct 2004 17:37 GMT
"Don Saklad" <dsaklad@nestle.csail.mit.edu> wrote...
> Oct. 6 (BCN) --
> San Francisco health officials have kicked off a new
> "hip, funny, and to-the-point" way for gay men to inform their
> partners that they might have been exposed to a sexually transmitted
> disease.

That's just sick.  "Hee hee!  I've got something hilarious to tell you!
I just tested HIV+ and I'm pretty sure I gave it to you!  Isn't that a
riot?!?"

I can understand the health department's attempt to notify victims via
e-mail, as direct confrontation by the perpetrator is likely to result
in a shooting.  Still, I wonder if that wouldn't be better, as it
would remove him from the population and prevent him from infecting
others.
 
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