Except for HIV tests, the FDA hasn’t approved STD test kits for use outside a medical setting.

STD testing performed by a doctor may be more affordable under the Affordable Care Act for many women than at-home tests, which may not be covered by insurance.

The push to make at-home testing for STDs as easy and commonplace as at-home COVID and pregnancy testing is coming from several sectors.

But, except for HIV tests, the Food and Drug Administration hasn’t approved STD test kits for use outside a medical setting. That leaves consumers unsure about their reliability even as at-home ...

As STDs Proliferate, Companies Rush to Market At-Home Test Kits. But Are They Reliable? Researchers, public health advocates, and health care companies are urging the federal government to ...

The AIDS Healthcare Foundation has been resisting a push from L.A. County to ask people if they have insurance that can cover costs for STD tests.

The STD epidemic is 'out of control,' one doctor says. That has prompted a push to get at-home tests as commonplace as COVID-19 and pregnancy test kits ...

The popularity of at-home COVID tests has amplified calls from health researchers and diagnostic companies to make testing similarly routine for sexually transmitted diseases. But FDA guidelines ...

STIs and STDs can be asymptomatic, which is why regular testing is essential. Here’s when and how often you should get it.

A man she met on Tinder sent her an STD test … Only it turned out to be fake. With just $20 and a few minutes to spare, anybody could obtain a fake STD test. Brut reporter Ghita Benslimane ...