Gillette Reproductive Health

10/18/2026

Sip for a cause all October long at Grinners Bar & Liquor Store!

Stop by and try one of their specialty pink cocktails, created in support of Paint Gillette Pink. From the Motorboat to the Ta-Ta Tonic, every drink is a fun way to raise awareness and give back to local cancer patients right here in our community.

Grab your friends, enjoy a drink, and help make a difference one cocktail at a time. Cheers to supporting a great cause! 🥂🎀

10/16/2026

Tag Out That STI Risk — Get Tested! 🎯

You’ve Got Your Gear. What About Your Health?

- STI testing
- Sexual and reproductive health
- Preventive checkups

Affordable, confidential care through Title X Family Planning at https://www.wyhc.org/clinics

10/16/2026

We don't just tell you to get screened for peace of mind. Early detection has a big impact on your treatment and success. When you catch breast cancer in localized stages, you have a high chance of successful treatment and recovery. Getting screened can be a lifesaver. Take the time to take care of yourself! It could be a major help in the long run!

10/14/2026

October 12th is Indigenous Peoples' Day in America. This day should honor the resilience and beauty of Indigenous tribes and peoples in America while also taking definitive action to better the lives of Indigenous peoples in our communities.

Today we want to highlight American Indian Cancer Foundation, who hosts Indigenous Pink in October. The initiative this year is survivorship, screening, and support. The foundation wants to educate Indigenous women and female-bodied individuals about breast cancer and encourage early prevention tactics.

We encourage you to read and learn about this resource and remember that Wyoming has a lot of Indigenous neighbors who could use your support. WBCI is proud and happy to offer our resources and support to the Indigenous people of our state!

10/13/2026

A recent report by the CDC has indicated that since 2017, syphilis cases have increased substantially in the United States, including in Alaska. Historically, syphilis prevalence has been high among incarcerated populations.

To read the full report (if link can't be clicked, copy and paste this address into your browser address bar):
https://bit.ly/4s1N5ix

The implications are sobering.

The CDC recommends conducting opt-out syphilis screening for incarcerated persons based on the local and institutional prevalence of infectious syphilis.

In light of the nationwide increase in syphilis, including congenital syphilis, the lack of timely testing and adequate treatment contributing to nearly 90% of U.S. congenital syphilis cases, and the relatively high prevalence of syphilis among incarcerated persons, correctional facilities nationwide might benefit from adopting an opt-out screening strategy for syphilis among incarcerated persons.

10/13/2026

Something Positive for Positive People (SPFPP) supports people navigating herpes stigma at the intersection of mental health, sexuality, and relationships. Our resources include support calls, support groups, yoga therapy, and educational events, with stigma-informed training offered to health profe

10/13/2026

Dense breasts are a cancer risk hiding in plain sight, yet they’re frequently overlooked and underexplained. Knowing whether you have them could save your life.

10/13/2026

10/13/2026

Increased awareness about breast health has also fueled some misperceptions about breast cancer. An oncologist dispels nine common myths.

10/13/2026