WELLNESS / SEX

A Questionable Treatment for Low Sexual Desire

Women experiencing low libido may be prescribed a drug with few benefits, based on suspect research, for a disorder that no longer exists. >

IUDs as Emergency Contraception

IUDs are known to be a reliable method of contraception. They are also, like the morning after pill, a good form of emergency contraception. >

Cannabis May Make It Harder to Conceive

Marijuana use appears to reduce a woman's chances of conceiving a child. If you're trying to become pregnant, try taking a break from pot. >

Ask Your Partner, Not Porn Sites

Many young adults turn to pornography for answers to their questions about sex. This can lead to awkwardness and unrealistic expectations. >

Men Who Change Their Minds about Vasectomy

Is it a bad idea to try to reverse your vasectomy if you're over 50? The surgery is meant to be permanent, but men do change their minds. >

Flirting Unmasked

A flirtatious look is the kind of nonverbal cue that can work well or easily go wrong. The consequences can be magical, comical or dire. >

Sperm Mobility

Human sperm don't swim like tadpoles after all -- they swim like otters. This discovery could well change fertility treatment. >

The Downside of Prince Charming

When boys subscribe to the idea that girls need protecting, they run the risk of developing less benevolent attitudes down the road. >

Sexual Orientation and Teen Doctor Appointments

Doctor appointments can be tricky for teens who see themselves as non-binary. Most prefer for providers to bring up gender identity. >

The Truth about Testosterone Treatments

Men looking to improve their sex lives are easy prey for the testosterone supplements industry. The ACP has some guidelines. >

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