Just Thinking of a Loved One Can Reduce Physical Pain By Live Science Staff published 15 November 09 They say love hurts. But it can also make people feel better.
Why Some Men Can't Control Arousal By Sally Law published 22 October 09 Men who can regulate their sexual arousal can also control their other emotions.
For Women, Sex and Happiness Go Hand-in-Hand By Jeanna Bryner published 5 October 09 Whether a woman is sexually satisfied can impact her mental health.
Spiritual Women Have More Sex By Sally Law published 30 September 09 New research has found that spirituality has a greater effect on the sex lives of young adults.
Ancient Aphrodite Figures Hint at Pagan Resistance By Live Science Staff published 14 September 09 Figurines of Aphrodite found buried in ancient city; hint pagan beliefs still around despite spread of Christianity.
Seizure Makes Woman Mistake Herself For a Man By Charles Q. Choi published 3 September 09 Strange case suggests that gender identity is wired into the brain.
Sperm Prefer Attractive Females By Robert Roy Britt published 9 July 09 The sperm of one male may have to compete with those from another. How and why they do it is surprising.
Getting Old Is Better Than Expected By Robert Roy Britt published 29 June 09 The disparities between what younger people expect will happen as they age, and what really happens, are stark.
Half of Americans Use Vibrators, Study Claims By Live Science Staff published 29 June 09 Vibrator use is common among American adults.
Sex Change Operations: The Science, Sociology and Psychology By Sally Law published 18 June 09 Gender-reassignment surgery addresses larger issues of gender, sexuality and sexual orientation.
The Risks of Summer Sex By Sally Law published 11 June 09 Unsexy as it sounds, there are some health risks and practical concerns associated with summertime sex.
Antioxidants Boost Sperm Quality By Sally Law published 5 June 09 Men who ate antioxidant-rich fruits and vegetables have better rates of sperm movement, ejaculate volume, and sperm concentration.
Leaders Called Upon to Support Sexual Health By Sally Law published 29 May 09 The tenets of sexual health need to be addressed and upheld, and political and religious leaders should lead the charge.
Involved Dads Lower Their Kids' Sex Risks By Sally Law published 15 May 09 A new study finds that the involvement of fathers lowers risky sexual behavior in teenagers.
How Safe Is the Pill? By Sally Law published 7 May 09 While oral contraceptives are effective in reducing the risk of unwanted pregnancy, its effects on the human body – both good and bad – have been cause for debate.
Effects of Infidelity on Men vs. Women Surprise Researchers By Sally Law published 30 April 09 A recent study discovered that men feel guiltier following sexual infidelity, while women feel guiltier after emotional transgression.
Small Victory in Access to Contraception By Christopher Wanjek published 28 April 09 FDA's earlier decisions on Plan B were based on bad science and hypocritical advice.
Basis for Male Promiscuity Questioned By Sally Law published 24 April 09 A new study on reproductive success finds that humans don’t always conform to the roles of "promiscuous" males and "selective" females.
Denial Can Bring Marital Bliss By Meredith F. Small published 24 April 09 Is long-term love possible? It all has to do with perceptions.
Some Men Prefer Fat Women By Sally Law published 16 April 09 A recent study finds that not only do some men prefer overweight women, but that they also find a wide range of body sizes attractive.
