EDGE New England

EDGE speaks with Danny Resnic, the founder of the condom company Origami, to learn how his brand of unique condoms differs from standard condoms that currently monopolize the market.

Condom company Origami Condoms have apparently created the first condom created for anal sex.

Twenty-two Philadelphia’s high schools will receive condom dispensers that give away free condoms, a pilot launched by health officials in order to combat high STD rates among the city’s teens.

As Election Day approaches in Los Angeles, community members are torn over Measure B, legislation that would mandate that adult film stars use condoms on set.

A Los Angeles AIDS organization has collected enough signatures to put a measure on a ballot in November that asks voters if porn actors should be required to wear condoms, thus expanding a law on the books in Los Angeles countywide.

A court in South Africa has intervened to prevent the government from purchasing a huge supply of condoms from China for use in the fight against AIDS, ruling that the condoms for which the government contracted are inadequately sized.

If a health advocacy group gets enough petition signatures, Los Angeles residents could be asked to vote on whether porn producers must require performers to use condoms on shoots as a condition of getting a filming permit.

An appeals court has reaffirmed an earlier verdict in which an AIDS group sought unsuccessfully to force health officials to mandate actors and models in adult entertainment to wear condoms.

European men are about to discover that safer sex can be both responsible and fun, thanks to a British-made condom that has a Viagra-like effect on the wearer.

Parents grew angry and school administrators were also displeased when an AIDS prevention group visited a New Hampshire school with free safer sex kits that contained not only condoms, but also flavored lubricant.