Did You Know?

A recent study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine found a connection between “cardio” and reduced risk of sexual dysfunction.

Removing pubic hair is a “widespread” practice, researchers report in the Journal of Sexual Medicine. But it’s more common among women than men.

After treatment for pelvic cancer (such as prostate cancer), men often face sexual difficulties, such as erectile dysfunction.

Women veterans who experience military sexual trauma have high rates of sexual dysfunction, according to a new study in Sexual Medicine Reviews.

Many men with chronic illnesses like cancer or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) wouldn’t ask their doctor about erectile dysfunction (ED) treatment if they needed it, a new study finds.

Medical treatments for long-term sexual problems after prostate cancer treatment can be effective, but some experts think adding other therapeutic approaches like mindfulness and acceptance may help even more.

Over a third of women in the United States have had heterosexual anal intercourse, experts say. But what do they really think of it?

How well a man recovers from prostate cancer surgery might depend on his personality, according to new research.

Researchers have found that one course of chemotherapy or radiation for men with testicular cancer might not affect sperm that much.

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