There is no denying that consistent and correct use of condoms during sexual activities can protect against unwanted pregnancies, HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases like chlamydia. However, there has been much speculation on whether or not consistent condom use could also prevent the spread of the herpes simplex virus 2. According to a [...]

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A recent study out of the University of Vigo has shown that Spanish females between the ages of 14 and 24 tend to utilize condoms more than boys of the same age when engaging in vaginal sex, but less when engaging in oral and anal sexual behavior. University of Vigo researchers often perform these studies [...]

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We usually associate risky sexual behavior with characteristics like inconsistent or nonexistent use of condoms and other contraceptives or having multiple sexual partners. However, a new study out of the University of Florida has discovered that there is one more factor that could possible outweigh these characteristics: the character of chosen sexual partners.
In a [...]

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