a brief history of the lenape-delaware Algonquian, the most populous and widely distributed of the North American linguistic stocks, originally comprised several hundred tribes who spoke nearly 50 related languages.
Text Size: A+ A- A â¢ Text Only. HIV, other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) such as gonorrhea and chlamydia, and viral hepatitis are often transmitted in the same ways. These diseases are commonly spread by having unprotected sex or injecting drugs with equipment used by someone else. Learn more about these diseases, services for community members and resources for providers.
1 Your risk of getting HIV or other STDs is reduced if you do not have open sores or cuts in your mouth. 2  You can reduce your risk of getting HIV and other STDs through oral sex if you avoid having your partner ejaculate (cum) in your mouth, and if you use a condom.3  For more, see CDCâs Oral Sex and HIV Risk. Your risk of HIV infection increases if you or your partner also has an STD. 2  You can lower your risk of getting HIV and other STDs by always using a new condom. 3  Oral or hormonal contraceptives (e.g., birth control pills) do not protect women against HIV or other STDs.