Cuts to sexual health services will lead to STI ‘explosion’, warn experts
Labour analysis predicts £40m less will be spent on testing and treating infection in 2016 despite rates of gonorrhoea and syphilis soaring
Animal-themed condoms aim to slow population growth – with grandpa’s help
Environmentalists have handed out 40,000 free ‘endangered species condoms’ on student campuses, farmers’ markets and even via elderly people
Gonorrhoea could become untreatable, says chief medic
Dame Sally Davies asks GPs and pharmacies to ensure they are prescribing correct drugs after 16 cases of drug-resistant strain of STI this year
Humanitarian response treats women’s health ‘as an afterthought’, says the UN
UN population fund says in times of crisis, women and girls are left in precarious situation with lack of pregnancy, childbirth and family planning services
New York governor calls for former Aids ‘epicenter’ to lead effort to end disease
The governor marked World Aids Day in the city that has endured more than three decades as the ‘epicenter of the disease’ with a passionate call to action
Shuga: the taboo-breaking African TV show confronting unsafe sex and HIV
MTV-backed serial has to skirt some issues such as homosexuality, but it’s having a strong impact on young Kenyans and Nigerians
Expect more teenage pregnancies and STIs as public health cuts kick in
Slicing money out of local prevention services is ‘economically nonsensical’, completely undermining the pledge to pump billions into the NHS
Study finds happiest people have sex once a week – and make it count
According to new research, happiness peaks when couples have sex once a week but does not increase with greater frequency – and quality matters
Q and A: Sexually transmitted infection Mycoplasma genitalium
Suzi Gage: Mycoplasma genitalium, or MG, may infect 1% of sexually active Brits. What is it?
National sorority Alpha Phi refuses to back Republicans’ Safe Campus Act
The bill would prohibit colleges from acting on reports of rape until a student makes a report to police and is a rival option to an earlier Democratic bill