Durex is seeking candidates in Canada to test condoms. The company says this is one job that workers will like to take take home with them specifically straight to the bedroom. On the company's website www.durexcondomtester.ca/ officials are calling for a few good men.

"Durex(R) wants condom users to not only have safe sex, but to also have fun," says Stephen Mare, Brand Manager, Durex Consumer Products

Brits are taking charge of their own health by shunning doctors for self-diagnosis, according to a report published Thursday by market research firm Mintel.

Sales of self-diagnostic kits measuring obesity-related conditions such as blood-pressure, blood-glucose and body-fat have increased by more than 30 percent in the last five years

A new report in China is blaming the Web for teen pregnancies. According to a newspaper report, nearly 46 percent of pregnant teens in China's financial capital Shanghai met their partners on the Internet.

The report by Dr. Zhang Zhengrong of Shanghai's No. 411 Hospital also highlights the widespread ignorance among teenagers about sexual health. Almost half of the 20,000 girls who called the city's pregnancy hot line during the past two years said they had sex with boys they met online

While the Prime Minister tries to ban HIV positive refugees from entering Australia, a new study by the University of Sydney shows that the threat of HIV/AIDS can come from married couples.

A survey, conducted on 240 men in Sydney's western suburbs, has revealed that sexually transmitted diseases can be spread, without detection, by married men in homosexual affairs

ew York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg officially declared the city's free condom distribution program, "a sensation," saying New York has given away a record 5 million condoms during the first month of the city's new safe-sex awareness effort.

The condoms, which feature the words "NYC CONDOM," are designed similarly to the city's subway system, complete with the trademark font and colors of the transit system. The condoms are being distributed throughout the city in an effort to combat the spread of HIV/AIDS, other sexually transmitted diseases, and reduce unwanted pregnancies