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WTF, Condom Challenge: Teens Started Snorting Condoms and Doctors Got Mad

Remember the Condom Challenge? That was this year.

The Biggest Change to Condoms in 50 Years Is Sticky in a Good Way

"Poor lubrication encourages condom misuse."

Smoking Weed Leads to Less Condom Use and More Intimate Partner Aggression

Adolescents are especially at risk. 

Condom Snorting Challenge: Doctor Explains Dangers to Nose and Lungs

"Do not recommend!"

"Condom Snorting Challenge" Is the Latest Ridiculous Teen Craze on YouTube

Teens are finding new ways to shock.

Men Are Using 'Jiftip' to Cork Penises Instead of Using Condoms

"It is on par with suggesting men use a balloon or cling wrap."

Engineers Just Brought Us One Step Closer to a Skin-Like Condom

"We can replace uncomfortable solutions."

Researcher Calls Out "Stealthing," a Disturbing Sexual Practice

New Smart Condom Tracks Thrusting Speed, Girth, and Other Sex Stats

Dong data.

A VR Porn Future Could Get Rid of the Need for Condoms

California's condom-requiring proposition was rejected, but what's next?

Send Condom to Space, Swedish Group Urges NASA

Full-Body Condoms for Long Jumpers May Show Up at the Olympics

Pauline van Dongen's Skynfeel Apparel jumpsuit is made from the same material as Skyn's condoms. 

Team Australia's Athletes Are Bringing Zika-Proof Condoms to the Brazil Olympics

An Australian pharmaceutical company wants to keep the Olympic Village Zika-free. 

The Thinnest, Strongest Condoms Will Be Made From Australian Grass

Fibers from Australia's Spinifex grass can be used to make ultra-thin, super-strong rubbers. 

Sunday Lectures: Black Holes, Condoms, and the Perfect Meal

Get smart without getting out of bed.

Would You Wear a Spray-On Condom?

A New York student thinks she's cracked the next wave of safe-sex tech.