ALT PASS 2025 Year in Review PASS Onboarded 2 Testing Partners! Cutting Edge Testing Rejoined October 2025 Better Life Science Joined December 2025 PASS is currently working to onboard more testing clinics & labs in 2026! In the meantime, be sure to support PASS Testing Partners near you! Some PASS Testing Partners also offer at home mail in options for industry-standard STI testing!

ALT PASS Administered a Production Hold On June 10th 2025, PASS issued a preliminary production hold due to a confirmed positive HIV test. We quickly worked with industry testing partners to retest known exposed individuals. After working closely with Talent Testing Service, all known exposed talent were retested & received negative test results. Based on the date of the performer’s last clear test & the standard window period for exposure, it suggested that there was no transmission from or within the performer pool & no excess risk to performers. After a 2 day production hold, anyone with a current clear test panel was able to resume work. There has been no transmission of HIV on a PASS-compliant set since 2004.

ALT December 1st is World AIDS Day For those living with HIV, stigma can reduce people’s quality of life & has a negative effect on overall health. Shame, isolation, & fear that comes from stigma can drastically affect the well being of those living with the virus. For those not living with HIV, stigma increases the risk of transmission by reducing access to accurate information that keeps people safe. Stigma can also increase fear & anxiety about contracting the virus. In addition to this, stigma can inhibit conversation around sexual health. If HIV is not openly discussed, it puts everyone at risk. PASS

ALT A graphic of a chart that displays common flu-like symptoms that are also symptoms of STIs, that features the following text: "Could Your Flu-Like Symptoms Mean You Have an STI? This chart displays common flu-like symptoms that are also symptoms of STIs. *If it leads to Pelvic Inflammatory Disease **Secondary stage Source: Verywell Health To protect your health & the health of the industry, consider getting vaccinated for the following: Hepatitis A Hepatitis B HPV Mpox COVID-19 } seasonal Influenze } seasonal Flu-like symptoms alone don’t necessarily mean you have an STI. When they are related to an STI, they’re typically accompanied by more specific symptoms such as genital discharge, sores, or rashes. Safer Together! PASS"

ALT An illustration of a uterus that features the following text: "What is PID? Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) is an infection of the female reproductive organs, including the ovaries, uterus, & fallopian tubes, that is primarily caused by STIs. If the infection is left untreated, it can lead to serious health complications, including infertility & ectopic pregnancies. STIs that cause PID include: Chlamydia Gonorrhea Trichomoniasis Mycoplasma genitalium (Mgen) Bacterial infections that cause PID include: Bacterial vaginosis Escherichia coli (E. coli infection) Treatment for PID involves treating the underlying infection that is causing your symptoms, & this often includes antibiotics for you & your partner, & in some cases, more robust treatment may be necessary. PASS"