August 10, 2010 — Apparently, competing for female companionship has shortened the lives of men by up to several months. Who would’ve thought?

June 24, 2010 — In light of a lack of conventional treatments for dealing with female sexual dysfunction, some women are turning to alternative treatments to rekindle their libido.

August 4, 2010 — Surprisingly enough, psychologists have studied the nature of the booty call, which is something of a fusion of one-night stands and committed relationships.

July 26, 2010 — Although nearly 1 in 4 women cannot achieve an orgasm, a recent look at the studies dealing with the inability to climax has concluded that they are inadequate.

Bet you didn’t know that more than three-fourths of senior citizens are having sex. Surprised? LiveScience has nine more surprising sex discoveries that you probably didn’t know about.

Despite its health hazards, we see in magazines and movies that smoking is often portrayed as being sexy. But why?

According to a new study by the British Medical Journal, sexual health is closely tied to physical health. Maybe this is another reason to hit the gym?

According to the authors of Stay Young: Ten Proven Steps to Ultimate Health, celery has a naturally-occurring steroid—androstenone—which increases the production of pheromones in the sweat of men, thus making them more attractive to women.

There are increasing numbers of students on college campuses who turn away from the predominant casual hook-up culture—all of which calls into question: what constitutes sexual well-being?

No hooking up, no sex for some coeds

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Although it is rumored that having sex improves health — does it really? Read on to find out!