When people talk about HPV and sexual health, they're usually talking about genital HPV. Genital HPV is any strain of the human papillomavirus that is passed by contact with someone's...
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When people talk about "risky" sex, usually they're talking about how likely it is to have consequences you might not want, such as STIs or pregnancy. You might hear terms like "low risk" or "high...
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It's fairly common for people to sometimes have sex under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Whether or not you and your partners have sex after drinking or using drugs is up to you. There are lots...
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Knowing what activities have risks of STIs (sexually transmitted infections, also known as STDs) can help you decide what kinds of sex you want to have, how you're going to reduce risk, and...
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Getting tested for STIs can help protect your health and the health of your partners. Since many STIs don't show any symptoms, testing is the only way to know whether or not you have an STI. You...
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STIs (sexually transmitted infections, also known as STDs) can have a lot of symptoms, but most of the time STIs don’t show any symptoms at all. If you notice any STI symptoms, it's a good idea to...
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This PDF covers the latest research on HIV risk from different kinds of sex and fluids, getting more specific than the common high/low/no real risk...
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This article explains how it isn't possible to have your period when you're pregnant. It also talks about the difference between spotting and pregnancy and next steps if you're at risk for being...
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This extensive answer to a question about wanting to drink urine covers urine and health, STI risk, and water sports, otherwise known as golden...
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Explains which STI you are at risk for, during a given sexual...
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