This report addresses the prevalence of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) within the bisexual community, highlighting that men who have sex with men and women (MSMW) are at higher risk. It identifies key barriers to STI prevention, including lack of education, societal stigma, fear of judgment, and reluctance to get tested. The report recommends several interventions, such as promoting education and awareness about STI screening, offering counseling and treatment options, advocating against social stigma, and promoting protected sex through the use of condoms and dental dams. It emphasizes the importance of safer genital hygiene and seeking prompt medical assistance for any abnormalities. Ultimately, the report concludes that increased education, awareness, and accessible care are crucial to controlling the rise of STIs within the bisexual community, referencing studies that support these recommendations.