Sexual Health - Prevention
The health benefits outweigh the side effects, experts say.
In 2006, the Food and Drug Administration approved Gardisall, a vaccination to prevent cervical cancer. We know for a fact that HPV—human papilloma virus—causes cervical cancer. Although less common, HPV can also cause other cancers as well.
Chronic pain and sex are not good bedfellows. Learn ways to reduce the impact that pain can have on your sex life and relationship.
Younger men who are very active sexually seem more prone to prostate cancer.
An overview of the side effects of the birth control pill and the birth control patch.
Learn how to protect your fertility when you have cancer.
Research indicates that chemicals in sex toys can be dangerous.
What you don’t know can hurt you. Here we clear up some contraception confusion.
Get the basics on sex addiction, the consequences and the treatment.
Erectile dysfunction may raise the likelihood of developing heart disease for men with diabetes.
If you’re dating someone with HIV, or considering it, here are a few important things for you to know.
Don’t cut corners when deciding on this permanent form of birth control. Here’s what you need to know about the vasectomy procedure.
When you’re going through menopause, sex may take a backseat to coping with hot flashes, mood swings and other menopause symptoms. Learn how to cope and keep your sex life alive.
Don't let your chronic illness ruin your love life.
About one in every four people has a sexually transmitted disease (STD), and many don't even know it. Find out how to protect yourself.
Erectile dysfunction (ED) affects up to 30 million American men. From causes and diagnosis to treatment and recovery, we have the facts on this common condition.
Find out what the statistics about teen pregnancy means for you and your teenager.
Understanding erectile dysfunction is the first step in treating it. Get the facts about this common condition.
Sexually transmitted diseases can be hard to spot; in fact, some may have no symptoms at all. Here, how to pinpoint and prevent the three most common offenders.
The relationship between human papillomavirus and cervical cancer is a complex one. Get the facts now.
