For those men that still enjoy a dip

> In the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), a Canberra Sexual Health Centre study demonstrates that positive diagnosis of Chlamydia among sex workers between 2002 and 2005 was 1.6% and positive diagnosis of syphilis was 0.0% [10]. Such low rates of STIs among sex workers are unique, particularly when one reviews these statistics in the context of wider studies on STIs rates among the general community. For example, 2008 research from the ACT illustrates that the prevalence of Chlamydia among tested women in general practices was 4.3%. Among women 20 - 25 years this rate rose to 6.5% [11]. In that same state in 2004 the incidence of positive tests for Chlamydia was 5.1%.....

> Such studies contribute to an overwhelming evidence base that consistently reveals that sex workers have lower rates of STIs than the general community. This evidence is contrary to the public perception and stereotype

TLDR: Your 2.5 times more likely to catch an STI from the normal population than a sex worker