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Is hpv and std or its an sti?
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STD = STI: There is no difference between STD and STI. Some STD specialists and other doctors prefer one term or the other, but they mean the same thing. All genital HPV infections are sexually acquired; call it whichever you like.
Answered 1/20/2018
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