Sexual health · Canada-first resources
FBF provides general education and links to reputable public-health resources. It does not diagnose symptoms, interpret test results or collect STI records in Release 1.
Safer-sex planning
Public Health Agency of Canada guidance describes prevention as a combination of informed communication, barrier protection, testing when appropriate, vaccination and other prevention options based on individual circumstances. A health professional can help determine what applies to you.
Testing
Many sexually transmitted infections can have no obvious symptoms. Canada.ca recommends using a health care provider, sexual-health clinic, local public-health unit or walk-in clinic when you want testing guidance.
Consent & communication
Health information is one part of sexual-health decision making. Clear consent, boundaries, protection preferences and honest communication still matter.
Privacy
Release 1 does not ask you to upload test reports, symptoms or medical records. Health information is not needed to receive dating-platform recommendations.
Official Canadian resources
These links are informational starting points. Personal medical advice belongs with a qualified clinician or health service.
Commercial separation
If FBF later links to a commercial testing or wellness partner, the relationship must be disclosed and kept separate from the medical guidance. Commission cannot determine what health advice appears.
FBF does not interpret symptoms or medical test results.
Health information is not converted into a dating eligibility score.
STI results, diagnoses and medical records are outside the Finder data model.
