STIs later in life: What men need to know
Your age doesn't reduce your chance of getting a sexually transmitted infection. Here's insight about staying safe.
- Reviewed by Kevin Ard, MD, MPH, Contributor
It's possible for people of any age to contract sexually transmitted infections (STIs). STIs are sometimes symptom-free, making them easy to miss, pass along, and ignore.
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About the Author
Steve Calechman, Contributor
About the Reviewer
Kevin Ard, MD, MPH, Contributor
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