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Correct Condom Usage
Male condoms sometimes get a bad reputation for breaking easily, which may or may not be warranted. Condoms are broken easiest when they are used improperly.
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Q&A: Leaving Space At The Tip Of Condoms
A question from a reader about condom use, leaving space at the tip and where the semen goes when there is too much or too little space inside the condom.
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Trojan’s Sexual Health Report Card
Trojan Condoms has released its annual Sexual Health Report Card which grades American colleges and universities on a range of sexual health criteria.
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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.
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Q&A: Menopause And Having Unprotected Sex
Dr. Debby Herbenick answers a question from a reader about when (or if) it becomes safe to stop using condoms when a female partner is going through menopause
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Q&A: Non-Lubricated Condoms And Vaginal Bleeding
Dr. Debby Herbenick answers a reader's question about the possibility of non-lubricated condoms causing vaginal bleeding after intercourse.
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Spring Break Is Upon Us!
As Spring Break approaches, we'd like to take a little bit of time to send out some friendly reminders to our readers about safety (sexual and otherwise)
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Q&A: Why Did My Condom Slip Off?
Condoms sometimes slip off or break. Occasionally the reasons are clear-cut, but other times the reasons for breakage or slippage are less clear.
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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).
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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
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Q&A: Can Condoms Be Used For Sex In The Water?
Information about using condoms in the water (showers, pools, hot tubs, etc.) and possible safety concerns


