According to a study mentioned in a WebMD article, certain challenges faced by sexually active adults may be connected to premature death. The research indicates that the primary sex-related causes of death are cervical cancer and HIV/AIDS....CONTINUE READING
Cervical cancer is more commonly diagnosed in women, while men are more prone to contracting HIV and succumbing to its effects….CONTINUE READING
Individuals who are infected and opt to engage in sèxual activity without adequate protection pose a risk to their partners. Unprotected sèxual activity carries significant risks and can lead to infection and premature death.
A study derived from a 1998 report by the CDC reveals that a greater number of deaths were attributed to sèxual practices that are associated with the development of illnesses. According to this study, HIV infection played a role in 66% of male deaths, while cervical cancer accounted for the remaining 34% of female deaths. Human papillomaviruses (HPV) are sexually transmitted infections that can lead to cervical cancer.
To minimize the risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases such as HIV and HPV, which can cause cervical cancer, it is strongly advised to use condoms during sèxual activity. Additionally, undergoing testing is an option if one chooses to engage in sèxual activity without taking necessary precautions to protect themselves….CONTINUE READING
