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Realising that a condom has broken or slipped off during sex can be stressful. But try not to panic, there are practical steps you can take afterwards to look after
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Films, TV and social media can sometimes make it seem as though being attracted to someone, falling in love and wanting sex all automatically go together. In real life, relationships
When people think about sexually transmitted infections (STIs), they might expect there to be obvious signs that something isn’t right. But the reality is that many STIs can have no
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Did you know that the emergency contraception pill (effective for up to 5 days as emergency contraception) is now available for FREE at most pharmacies across England from October 2025?
Please click here to find your nearest pharmacy.
It is advised that you call the pharmacy ahead of attending to check that there is a prescribing pharmacist on site that day.