The Sun Online Sep 1
This seem to be a serious report, I didn't put it in Bar or Sgsex
cos they don't seem to be serious over there. Mod if you think it's
not appropriate here you can shut it. 
WOMEN were told last night to insist sexual partners use condoms to
cut a risk of cancer.
The peril of unprotected sex is greatest among those who have the
disease in their womb or cervix but have not been diagnosed.
British researchers have discovered that a chemical in seminal
fluid speeds the growth and spread of those cancers.
Womb cancer affects 6,000 women a year, killing 1,500.
Cervical cancer notoriously difficult to detect hits 2,800
women annually and kills nearly 1,000. Most cervical cases are
diagnosed through the routine NHS screening programme.
Women who miss smear tests are already at risk of a late diagnosis
which increases the risk of death.
The latest study was conducted by a team at the Medical Research
Councils human reproductive sciences unit.
It found that semen had a dramatic effect on cancers, accelerating
tumour growth in women.
Doctors traced the cause of the problem to a chemical called
prostaglandin.
This behaves like a hormone and is found in concentrated levels in
semen.
It is also present in the female reproductive organs but at
levels 1,000 times lower. Study leader Dr Henry Jabbour said:
Sexually active women should encourage their partners to wear a
condom to prevent increased exposure to the prostaglandins that may
make their condition worse.
Sex is already linked to the spread of cervical cancer from person
to person.
Almost all cases are caused by the human papilloma virus, which is
spread by making love.
