Sexual Health Articles

There are religious authorities who teach that masturbation is always wrong. Sex experts teach that masturbation is always right. This article is not about being right or wrong, but rather than about why the urge to masturbate is sometimes uncontrollable.

Scientists have known that there is a connection between heart disease and erectile dysfunction for decades. To help explain whether heart disease and impotence have common causes, scientists from University in China examined the results of 12 studies.

Viagra works great to help patients with ED but when you also have some underlying problem like hypertension, all bets are off. Anti-hypertensive medication and Viagra can be a very dangerous combination so make sure you watch what you take!

Have you seen the bustle around the first season OMGYes, a guide about vulvas and what to do with them? It's there for good reason! OMGYes is scientific without being clinical, and exciting without being tacky. OMGYes is, basically, for everyone.

Strains of gonorrhea that are hard to treat with antibiotics are beginning to become much more common in the USA, the Centers for Disease Control warns.

The drug tenofovir has already been shown to protect women from HIV transmission during unprotected vaginal intercourse. Now they have found that applying the gel to the anus before unprotected sexual intercourse reduces HIV transmission.

Losing your virginity is a big milestone. How do you make sure the experience is a good one, and what can you expect from your first time?

A recent study has found that half of all males in the USA are infected with the human papillomavirus, also known as HPV, leading to questions of whether boys, as well as girls, in their teens should also receive vaccinations.

Infertility is a very common condition for which women very seldom receive needed emotional and medical support. Just in the USA alone, surveys tell us, 3.3 million couples are trying to conceive a child and can't.

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a condition affecting approximately 5 to 10% of American women. Essentially, PCOS is a hormonal imbalance that can affect women in several different ways.