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 Is HPV vaccine safe?In the U.S., more than 40 million doses of Gardasil have been administered since 2006 and neither the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) nor the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Vaccine Safety Datalink Project have proved any significant negative outcomes.
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 Different sex drives can wreak havoc outside the bedroomAs romances flower into long-term relationships, the sex commonly, cruelly, wilts. If once you couldn't get through dinner without a hurried tryst in the restaurant bathroom, now a few weeks, a few months, maybe even a year can pass without a roll in the hay, or at least without one worth remembering.
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 Access to birth control means wage gain for women, says studyThe introduction of the birth control pill in the 1960s did more for American women than provide greater control over when, and if, they wanted to have children.
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 New guidelines on treating those with HIV developedGetting newly diagnosed HIV patients into treatment and keeping their antiretroviral prescriptions filled are new strategies to help elongate lives and prevent others from becoming infected.
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 Sweden to permit insemination of single womenSweden will likely move to allow single women to receive artificial insemination after three of the government's four coalition parties said Tuesday they would push for changes to existing legislation.
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 Study in monkeys raises hope for HIV vaccinesAn experimental vaccine helped protect monkeys from an especially deadly form of the AIDS virus, raising new hope for an effective vaccine in people, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday.
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 Sex Canadian-style means doing it Saturday night: SurveyA new survey suggests Canadians may be abandoning Hockey Night in Canada for another body contact sport -- sex.
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 Stop jailing HIV-positive Canadians for not telling sex partners: DoctorsCanadians living with HIV/AIDS should no longer face a possible prison sentence for failing to disclosure their HIV status to sexual partners, says an acclaimed Canadian doctor who helped revolutionize the treatment of HIV worldwide.
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 Canadian team's portable device could ease HIV/AIDS monitoringCanadian researchers have invented a device that could make it easier, faster and cheaper to track the progression of HIV in patients living in the developing world.
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 L.A. to vote on condoms for pornA ballot initiative requiring Los Angeles porn actors to wear condoms has qualified to go before city voters in a presidential primary election in June, organizers have said.
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 Syphilis rates drop, but STDs still big problemThe number of Americans newly infected with syphilis has fallen for the first time in a decade, but sexually transmitted diseases continue to take a staggering toll on the United States, with 19 million new infections each year at a cost of $17 billion annually.
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 Sexual assistants: The stigma of helping disabled SwissFor several years now, Jacques Arnould has been giving disabled people in Switzerland the right to a little tenderness and sexual attention.
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 Catholic condom ban not causing population boom: UNThe Catholic Church's ban on the use of contraception is not to blame for the population boom that is about to tip the world over the seven billion mark because most Catholics ignore it, a UN Population Fund (UNFPA) official said on Wednesday.
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 Analysis: Bachmann vaccine comments toxic, doctors sayNo matter how much the U.S. medical community repudiates the suggestion by presidential candidate Michele Bachmann that a vaccine for human papillomavirus (HPV) is dangerous, doctors fear the damage has already been done.
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 Video: Sperm bank turns away redheadsRedheads have long battled rumours they're a dying breed. But now the world's largest sperm bank is turning away gingers.
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 Embryo testing stokes concern over designer babiesThe era of designer babies may be closer than most people think, one of Canada's leading figures in reproductive medicine is warning.
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 S.Africa's HIV infections fall to 5.4 million: GovernmentThe number of people living with HIV in South Africa has dropped slightly to 5.38 million, and the number of AIDS deaths is finally starting to fall, Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe said Thursday.
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 Extend STD treatment beyond patients, say ob-gynsAmerican obstetrician-gynecologists are pushing to extend their reach to the sexual partners of women treated for gonorrhea or Chlamydia.
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 One-year wait for IVF in Quebec as program breeds successOne year after Quebec launched fully-funded in vitro fertilization treatment, some women are waiting up to 12 months to have the procedure done, a government official confirms.
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 No evidence aspirin boosts IVF success: StudyWomen undergoing in-vitro fertilization (IVF) are often told that a daily aspirin will help boost the odds of success, but a research review has found no evidence that it works.
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 'Infectious' fake dating site targets syphilisFaux-dating site Plenty of Syph — part of an Alberta government campaign to target the province's rising syphilis rates — tells people "to be a part of something infectious today."
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 Teens look to parents as sex role models more than friends, study saysIt might seem like they're too busy playing with their iPhones or texting their friends to notice, but a new Canadian study says more teens are actually listening to their parents when it comes to sex.
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 Erection-boosting condom gets EU backingA British medical company has had its erection-enhancing condom recommended for European approval.
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 Woes of famous, powerful shine light on sex addictionAddictions to alcohol, drugs and gambling can destroy lives, but less well known and more controversial is the overwhelming need for sexual satisfaction so intense that psychologists compare it to crack cocaine.
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 Online chemistry can lead to off-line sexual diseases: ExpertA feeling of instant intimacy is one of the hallmarks of online relationships, but it also may be a factor in rising sexually transmitted infection rates among older adults, a University of B.C. expert says.
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