SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
My partner has HIV...what’s my risk?
You’re not alone in wondering how to protect yourself when you're in a relationship with an HIV-positive partner. Let's start with understanding the difference between HIV and AIDS.
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I'm overweight...could it cause erectile dysfunction?
Find out if those extra 30 pounds are keeping you down. Urologist David Sobel, MD, explains how taking off weight can improve your sex life.
view answerWOMEN'S SEXUAL HEALTH
I’m pregnant...will having sex hurt the baby?
Many expectant parents worry that they might hurt their baby or cause a miscarriage...or that the baby somehow "knows" they’re having sex. What's fact and what's science fiction?
view articleLOVE + RELATIONSHIPS
Is his porn addiction destroying our marriage?
Dr. Victor Cline, a psychologist who specializes in sexual addiction, studies the 4 phases of pornography addiction. It starts with early and frequent porn use accompanied by masturbation...and then it escalates.
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Do steroids affect sperm count?
Anabolic steroids and other supplements can help build muscle, but there are downsides. Dr. David Sobel gives the straight dope.
view answerDisabilities + Chronic Conditions
Is physical trauma the end of good sex?
It takes many painful steps to recover sexual pleasure after a disability. Discover three ways to regain your sex life.
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STD Awareness Month
April is National Sexually Transmitted Disease Awareness month. Millions of people suffer from sexually transmitted diseases, and it is estimated that 19 million new infections
view blogWomen with history of abuse are less likely to practice safer sex
May 8, 2012, 5:45 p.m.Studies have shown that women who have experienced or witnessed some kind of violence in their lives are more likely to engage in risky sexual behavior, such as engaging in unprotected sex or having multiple sexual partners
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