This helps test treatments for bacterial vaginosis, study the vaginal microbiome, and bridge knowledge gaps about women’s health.

Scientists have counted 10,000 nerve fibers in the clitoris, revealing how gender-affirmative care can bridge knowledge gaps in sexual health.

The team discusses pressing events that say something about our culture, and why it matters. Today, why sexual health still elicits moral anxiety.

Content focusing on menopause, pelvic pain, pregnancy, and menstrual health was removed for violating “adult product” policies.

“...because of the fat loss pills and birth control pills, body shaming, and PTSD, I never had any sex drive. I never felt attracted to people."

"If you’re entering menopause 10 years before you should be, what is that doing to women’s health?”

"The way we're taught medicine in India is very paternalistic, because we're not taught concepts like 'patient autonomy.'"

This week on How I Have Sex, we bring you the sex life of 24-year-old U.B. and how they navigate kink and consent.

Sexuality is either seen through the lens of traumas or disorders, or left unaddressed.

Having sex with one's own self remains the safest way to experience sexual pleasure, guidelines state.

Society pushes you to either be a prude or a slut; it's okay to be neither and be perfectly happy about it.

Putting pelvic muscles under the strain of constant contraction can lead to pain, bowel strain, and even discomfort during intercourse.

According to the country's Justice Ministry, the age of consent was raised to "protect teenagers from sex crimes at a fundamental level."

People who suffer from persistent genital arousal disorder may feel constantly on the verge of orgasm, but never actually climax.

Women’s bodies ‘choose’ to stop ovulating if pregnancy is unlikely owing to a lack of sexual activity, researchers suggest.

A study on the effects of just one television episode shows what responsible television-making can accomplish for viewers.

Sex drive can also be impacted by losing a partner, having less time for sex, or struggling with mental health issues.

Chancroid is often confused with syphilis, but the difference is that chancroid sores are more painful.