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Did you know? You can make address changes for your health coverage and many other government services with one visit to www.expressaddress.com Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) Services HIV TestingYour family doctor or local medical clinic can advise and counsel you. Staff at the sexual health clinic and public health staff in local public health offices are also available for counselling and referral. Community-based AIDS organizations such as AIDS Saskatoon, AIDS Programs South Saskatchewan, All Nations Hope AIDS Network, Persons Living with AIDS Network (PLWA) of Saskatchewan also offer a wide range of services, including support groups, emergency financial assistance, health promotion programs and referrals to other services. (See STI Services in Related Links, below.) HIV point of care testingPoint of care (POC) tests are rapid screening tests that may be an option for you. Initial results are provided in a short period of time. The test can tell you if you are infected with HIV. A standard test will also be used to confirm the results. When you have the test, you will receive help understanding the test and the results.
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Prevention, testing, treatment and counselling services are available to support sexually active people who are concerned about the risk of sexually transmitted infections. A free, confidential 24-hour health advice telephone line, staffed by registered nurses. |
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