Department of Defense health surveillance data continue to reflect that sexually transmitted infections are widespread among military men and women.

Feb. 14, Valentine's Day, kicked off this year's National Condom Week. Condoms are a form of birth control which, when used correctly, are shown to be about 98 percent effective. Using them in ...

If you're looking for the strongest, toughest condom, that's what that extra test gives you." Consumer Reports testers also submerged the condoms to see if there were any signs of leaks.

If used properly, female condoms perform almost as well as male condoms. They are about 95% successful, which means that if 100 women use them correctly, five of them will become pregnant every year.

California's Healthy Youth Act requires public schools, including charter schools, to teach students about how to have sex in ways that prevent pregnancy and avoid spreading STIs.

A properly sized condom reduces the risk of breaking or slipping, giving you more confidence and freedom to enjoy the moment.

Eeckhaut and Katie Fitzpatrick, associate professor in the Joseph R. Biden, Jr. School of Public Policy and Administration, examined data collected in a long-running national survey to determine if ...

If pregnancy risk has been the driving factor for condom usage among heterosexual couples, the fear of contracting HIV was the motivation for condom use among men who have sex with men.

Learn what LGBTQ+ individuals need to know about condoms—STI protection, sizing, lube options, and more, with tips from Dr. Deb Laino.