Articles in Sexuality
Making news lately is a study indicating a large percentage of postmenopausal women experience a drop in sexual desire, a situation all but a few regard as no reason for complaint. The complaining few, however, may find some relief in…
In times past, when a spouse strayed, the dirty rotten scoundrel was most often the man. This is still the case but a recent study says that in 2006, more women than ever have admitted to adulterous affairs. Are women…
Doctors attribute several factors to the stroke suffered by an unidentified 35-year-old woman who began feeling weakness in her left arm just minutes after engaging in sexual intercourse. The very act of sex itself causes changes in blood pressure but…
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is said to affect 18 million men in the United States alone. The popular drug, Viagra (sildenafil), improves performance but does so with potential side effects that may dampen the mood. In their search for new drugs…
A new study reveals women who have orgasms walk differently from women who don’t – and you won’t believe what gives it all away!
Women with bacterial vaginosis are at 60% higher risk of contracting the human immunosuppressant virus (HIV) than women without the infection, according to the findings of a study just released from the University of North Carolina (UNC) Chapel Hill’s School…
A woman’s waning desire for sexual interaction is often attributed to the aging process but not every woman loses interest in the opposite sex once past menopause. Many postmenopausal women remain sexually active and happy about it while others experience…
Ask a depressed woman if she’d take Viagra to invigorate a faded libido caused by the antidepressants she’s taking to keep the blues away and she’s likely to say the proposition sounds like a pretty bitter pill to swallow. Others,…
So much emphasis is placed on problems of sexuality as we age that there has been little attention paid to the attitudes and opinions of the aging population enjoying a satisfying sex life. Swedish researchers, however, have been examining the…
That’s what city officials wanted to know. To find out, the city’s Bureau of Epidemiology Services conducted a telephone survey delving into the private lives of 10,000 New Yorkers for the year 2006. On Tuesday, the New York City (NYC)…
One popular form of contraceptive has been found to decrease specific arterial function that is vital to good cardiovascular health. The study raises the question of the safety in using the contraceptive today at the risk of developing cardiovascular disease…
Has the “free love” generation lost its mojo?
If you talk to baby boomer gals, it seems the answer is yes. Indeed, as millions of women enter perimenopause and then transgress to menopause and beyond, many say they check their sex…
Survey findings released this week dispel the commonly held fantasy that satisfactory sex requires a significant time commitment. The survey, conducted at Penn State by the Society for Sex Therapy and Research, revealed that satisfactory sex for couples typically lasts…
Patient demographics has led researchers at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center to identify two types of cancer associated with the head and neck and the types of people more likely to get one form of the cancer or the…









