"Preparation is king."

Recent research shows college women prefer guys who are vaccinated for HPV.

Taking medication for HIV? Here's what you should know to avoid an accidental pregnancy.

On-again, off-again, and maybe getting it on even when you're off? You're not alone.

The latest in HPV: Good news for folks who kiss someone with oral HPV, not so much for those who share sex toys.

If you think condoms aren’t for you, you just haven’t found the right one yet.

Turns out the ladies can keep it in their pants, even when given their choice of free birth control.

Before he busts a nut, allow us to bust these withdrawal myths. (Sorry, we can't resist puns.)

Before you go to your neighbor's best friend's cousin for emergency sexual health advice, try Planned Parenthood.

The HPV vaccine protects against cervical cancer and genital warts—so why aren't more girls getting it?

Not a shocker, but good to know: Research from Minnesota shows that colleges with more health services have students with healthier sex lives.

Research shows that Gardasil works—and it may work better than expected.