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Kinsey Confidential Posts Tagged With 'condom use'

  • Is A Birth Control Pill For Men A Possibility?

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    New research is exploring the possibility of a birth control pill for men that would lower sperm counts through the use of genetic therapies.

  • Correct Condom Use Video

    We hear about condoms frequently breaking or not working properly, but this is largely due to some people just not knowing how to correctly use them.

  • Q&A: Pregnancy Risk From Using Condoms And Not Ejaculating

    Q&A about the pregnancy risk when condoms were used and the male partner didn't ejaculate.

  • Q&A: Birth Control And Sexual Health Resources

    Q&A about preparing to have sex for the first time and how to determine the best forms of birth control for you.

  • Erection Loss and Reluctance To Use Condoms

    A study conducted at The Kinsey Institute reveals that men are less likely to use condoms when they report an erection loss while using the condoms.

  • Condoms: One Size Doesn’t Fit All!

    New research about condom fit and feel from IU's Center for Sexual Health Promotion (formerly Sexual Health Working Group).

  • Q&A: Condoms, Erections And My Partner’s Physical Appearance

    A male reader asks about erectile difficulty when using condoms with certain partners but not others and techniques to help the situation

  • Q&A: Can You Get Pregnant Even If You Use A Condom During Sex?

    A male reader asks about the risk of pregnancy even when using a condom while having sex with his girlfriend

  • Q&A: Chlamydia From A Bikini Wax? Chlamydia Risk And Transmission

    A female reader asks if it is possible to get chlamydia from a bikini wax or other non-sexual contact

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