Dr. Jones shares if condoms can protect a woman from getting the Human Papillomavirus/HPV virus.

Rather disturbing news from the Center for Disease Control (CDC) shows that over one million Americans (approximately 1.1 million) are living with HIV/AIDS.

Some good news is that research is showing that the number of people who do not know they are infected has dropped from 25% to 21%.

Education and testing resources are one of the key reasons more people are being tested.

HIV/AIDS is till more prevalent in black Americans, both male and female, and in gay men.

Various theories abound as to why that is.

Medical Director of the Seattle STD/HIV Prevention and Training Center, Dr. Marrazzo discusses the most common & most beneficial protections against chlamydia.

By Kathleen Doheny
EmpowHer's HealthDay Reporter

SATURDAY, April 12 (HealthDay News) -- For now, men who want to do their part for birth control have meager choices: A vasectomy -- meant to be permanent -- and condoms.

For years, experts have predicted that male contraception is under development and that more choices will be here soon.

But when? Experts agree it's still a ways off, but it's getting closer.