Safe Sex

All your questions about sex and COVID-19 - answered

Not many studies have been conducted on this subject so far. But here’s what we do know, and we hope it helps you make a more informed decision.

Should COVID-19 affect your sex life? Plus, 6 other times when your well-being and intercourse are at odds

Should you have sex at a time when the new Coronavirus has caused COVID-19 infection in over one lakh people across 127 countries and territories?

International Women’s Day Part 3: Safe sex tips for women who have sex with women

Whether you’re a lesbian, bisexual, or straight but experimenting - it’s nobody’s business but yours. What’s also your business is your sexual health.

International Condom Day 2020: Everything you need to know about condoms

Today, on International Condom Day, let’s look at why exactly we should be thankful for this invention back in 1839 and how to take full advantage of it.

Having more than 10 sexual partners could increase the risk of cancer: Study

Safe sexual intercourse has many health benefits. But when the sex is with multiple partners, some risks may get attached to it as well.

Safe Sex 101: Protection, regular check-ups, post-sex hygiene and more

Overall cleanliness, annual screenings, understanding your body and open communication with your partner(s) go a long way in keeping the both of you healthy

India may launch the world’s first male contraceptive soon: Will men be willing to use it?

Dr Sujoy Guha had developed the first-ever male contraceptive injection in the world in the 1980s. The drug is now awaiting approval to be launched.

11 myths about condoms you shouldn’t believe

Since condoms are still only spoken about in whispers, there is bound to be a lot of false information out there.

These tips will help make the dreaded conversation about sex with your teen a little easier

Research shows that talking about sex is an essential part of good parenting. It builds a bond of trust and respect between children and parents.

World Contraception Day 2019: Taking the pill as a teen increases depression risk, even years after stopping

The UN has declared access to contraceptives a universal human right, for its clear benefits and lack of adverse side effects.