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Safer Sex
STD Risks
Who's Most at Risk for STDs?
The Most Common STDs: HPV, Herpes, and Chlamydia
HIV and Safer Sex
STD Risks of Vaginal Intercourse
STD Risks of Fellatio
STD Risks of Cunnilingus
STD Risks of Anal Penetration
STD Risks of Analingus
How to Reduce the STD Risks of Sharing Sex Toys
Read more about STDs
The Most Common STDs: HPV, Herpes, and Chlamydia
HIV and Safer Sex
STD Risks of Vaginal Intercourse
STD Risks of Fellatio
STD Risks of Cunnilingus
STD Risks of Anal Penetration
STD Risks of Analingus
How to Reduce the STD Risks of Sharing Sex Toys
Read more about STDs
SLIDESHOW
What to Do if Your Sex Partner Refuses to Wear a Condom
People are always complaining about condoms; but condoms so drastically reduce the risk of becoming infected with a sexually transmitted disease (STD) and avoiding pregnancy, however, that it's worth finding a way to change your partner's mind. Here are a few time-tested strategies that may help. View slideshow
Video: Perspectives on Safer Sex
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Thinking About Safer SexThere are many kinds of sexual safety
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Condom TipsPractice by yourself, and other advice
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If You Drink Too MuchIt's harder to talk about sex and STDs
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Female Condoms Are HotThey conduct heat (so ignore the sound)
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