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HIV is spread from person to person through body fluids. These CDC guidelines will help prevent the spread of HIV.

Any fears, conflicts, and concerns you have about HIV and AIDS can affect your patient care. Use available resources to overcome barriers.

If you recently had a heart attack or heart surgery, you may be worried about your love life. This is normal during an illness. But know that you can still enjoy sex. Here is information that can help you understand your feelings. It can also help you work with your partner to rebuild intimacy and enjoy sex again.

An intimate relationship is built on being able to share feelings. The stress and worry of a heart attack or surgery can upset this closeness.

To help you listen to each other’s feelings, you might try this “talker and listener” approach. First, one person is the talker and the other is the listener. Then you change roles.

When you both feel ready for sex, start slowly. Here are tips for resuming safe sexual intimacy.

You may have questions about how chemotherapy could affect the things you take for granted in everyday life. Here are some answers to common questions, and some of the adjustments you may need to make.

Follow our step-by-step guide to setting up a clean IV worksite.

Learn about the health care providers you will work with as you get treatment for a brain tumor.