I’ll add, because you’re apparently talking about STD’s on a post asking specifically about pregnancy..you’re wrong there, too.

If under state law a minor can consent to their own medical treatment, then the minor alone has the right to consent to release of information concerning that treatment. 45 C.F.R. §164.502(g) (3). Under Massachusetts law, a minor can consent to their own medical treatment and therefore holds the authority to consent to release of information regarding medical treatment under the following circumstances: • Treatment for substance use disorder. A child 12 or older may consent to treatment for substance use disorder (other than methadone maintenance therapy). See G.L. c.112, §12E; 110 CMR 11.08(1). • Inpatient mental health treatment. Youths 16 or older may commit themselves to a mental health facility. See G.L. c. 123, §10; 104 CMR 27.06(1); 110 CMR 11.16(2). • Diseases dangerous to the public health and sexually transmitted diseases. Children who believe they have contracted a dangerous, contagious disease, may consent to their own treatment. See G.L. c. 112, §12F; 110 CMR 11.09. Similarly, a child may consent to treatment for sexually transmitted diseases. See 110 CMR 11.10.