By Carlos Alberto Soares
Psychologist and Sexologist

Until recently, the use of the word syndrome to describe sexual disease occurred only rarely, but the practice became increasingly more common after the AIDS pandemic. A sexual disease renamed syndrome affects our sexuality. A change in perception towards sexuality and sexual practices. Our sex therapist has a word or two on sexual appalls.

By Jonatas Dornelles
Anthropologist

Studies done on the history of sexuality have given raise to sex related evidence emerging from sexual research. Evidences in the treatises of Kama Sutra show sexual techniques like the natural Viagra maybe linked to sexual diseases.

Twenty-two years after HIV got its name, the stigma and discrimination against it continue unabated. Unsurprisingly, for a whole lot of reasons it remains the biggest challenge of modern medicine in the foreseeable future. Several advancements were made since the disease was first identified, which includes new forms of treatment and more information about the ways the virus acts in our system, but an actual cure is still off the charts. Restricted to core groups or sub-groups, this includes men who have sex with men, certain ethnic minorities and young adults in the past, is today's everyone's fear.