Yes, people actually do this. Condoms are known to help protect you and your sexual partners against sexually transmitted infections and unwanted pregnancies as long as they are used properly. Washing ...

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From birth control pills to intrauterine devices (IUDs) to tracking your cycle, there are a slew of methods you can use to prevent pregnancy. But there's a reason why condoms have managed to stand the ...

You might bend the rules with food or skin care, but when the expiration date in question is stamped on a condom — the only thing standing between you and a sexually transmitted infection or unplanned ...

Religion creates problems when it becomes such a dominant force in our life that it masks reality and causes us to deny the existence of very basic facts. One example is the fact that, when used ...

We all know how important having protected sex is when it comes to safeguarding our reproductive health. Generally, condoms (when used correctly) are an effective way to protect against pregnancy and ...

When a 15-year-old asks strangers to buy him condoms, what's the right response? May 13, 2011 -- Teen Sex in the News: The Centers for Disease Control estimates 46 percent of all high school students ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If a condom breaks, emergency contraceptives can be used to prevent pregnancy. John Slater/ Getty Images When a condom breaks ...

This one seems like a no-brainer, but apparently, people reuse condoms often enough for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to provide a reminder not to do it. The CDC STD Twitter account ...

The Center for Disease Control (CDC) has issued a reminder to the public to stop washing and reusing condoms. The CDC said in a tweet that this reminder to all sexually-active Americans was sent out ...

This one seems like a no-brainer, but apparently, people reuse condoms often enough for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to provide a reminder not to do it. The CDC STD Twitter account ...