Non-HIV Sexually Transmitted Infections

Condoms and latex barrier methods are a crucial component in curbing the spread of sexually transmitted infections, but they aren’t a free pass.

The human papillomavirus is the most common STI, but people are still confused about how it works.

A colonoscopy is gross, uncomfortable, and utterly uncool. But it could save your life.

Toys are a fun and safe way to explore sexual play with yourself, one partner, or many partners, as long as you properly care for your toys.

“I really believe that we can totally stop all new [HIV] infections in our lifetime,” says Natalie L. Wilson, Ph.D., D.N.P.

Language is a powerful tool in encouraging—or discouraging, if we’re not careful—young people to learn about sexually transmitted infections and protect themselves.

Being a sexually healthy person means more than just using condoms. Be sure to take stock with our complete sexual wellness checklist.

Keith Jerome, M.D., has spent the last decade working on "molecular scissors" that can slice a latent herpes infection into oblivion.

Three different viruses cause the liver disease known as hepatitis. Here's what you need to know about the differences between them, including treatment and prevention.

Trauma can live inside our bodies, infiltrating nearly every aspect of our lives. You are not alone.