Condoms are in such short supply in Kenya that some sex workers are forced to wash and reuse them or risk exposure to sexually transmitted infections. The Kenyan government is expected to be able to ...

SAN FRANCISCO, CA (KRON) – Yes, people actually do this. Condoms are known to help protect you and your sexual partners against sexually transmitted infections and unwanted pregnancies as long as they ...

Apparently, it needs to be said: Don’t wash or reuse condoms. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a warning and reminded sexually active individuals to use a new condom for each sex ...

It may seem like common sense but the Center for Disease Control is reminding folks to not wash or reuse condoms. "We say it because people do it: Don't wash or reuse condoms!," CDC's division of STD ...

Sex workers have taken extreme measures to protect themselves from pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases following the lack or scarcity of condoms. The protection, which appears ineffective, ...

The Center for Disease Control (CDC) has issued a reminder to the public to stop washing and reusing condoms. The CDC said in a tweet that this reminder to all sexually-active Americans was sent out ...