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Sexual Health
HPV: Visiting Your Doctor
Visiting the doctor is an excellent way to learn more about preventing HPV infection and the problems it can cause, such as cervical cancer and genital warts. Learn how to get the most out of a doctor's visit.
Sexual Health menu
Birth control
- Oral contraceptives
- Study: Birth control pill may offer protection against breast cancer
- Study: Calcium gives a bone boost to women on the pill
- Study: Failure of morning-after pill won't harm baby
- Study: Prescription-free morning after pill not leading to surge in unsafe sex
STDs
- Breakthrough in HIV Research
- Hepatitis B vaccines
- Hepatitis B: who needs to know?
- Herpes virus: 8 types
- Herpes: can I be infected twice?
Your sex life
- Aphrodisiacs: tantalizing the sexual appetite
- Erectile dysfunction
- Erectile dysfunction: FAQ
- Get in the zone: the erogenous spots on our sensual maps
- Heart risks and sex
Research news
- Study: Birth control pill may offer protection against breast cancer
- Study: Calcium gives a bone boost to women on the pill
- Study: Condoms often misused, increasing STI risk
- Study: Consistent condom use lowers genital herpes risk
- Study: Failure of morning-after pill won't harm baby
Health features
- Andropause: A turning point for men
- Bodies in Love
- Contraception
- Eating for Two - Nutrition During Pregnancy
- How to Talk to Your Doctor
Related conditions
- HIV/AIDS (Human Immunodeficiency Virus · AIDS)
- Andropause (Low Testosterone · Male Menopause · Manopause · Testosterone Deficiency)
- Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH · Prostate Problems · Prostatic Hyperplasia)
- Breast Cancer (Mammary Cancer · Cancer of the Breast)
- Chlamydia
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About this channel
Humans are sexual beings, and sexual well-being is essential to our overall well-being. And yet sexual health tends to be a subject that everyone wants to know about but no one wants to talk about. Look to our articles for reliable information on subjects ranging from sexual dysfunction to illnesses of the reproductive organs and sexually transmitted diseases.
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