Number of sexual partners, age at first intercourse, and ejaculation frequency appear to influence a man’s risk for prostate cancer, according to new research. The notion that sexual activity might affect prostate cancer risk has been controversial. A meta-analysis published in 2002 reported that increased ejaculation frequency and having more sexual partners were associated with […]
Cyclists Might Benefit from Seatpost Shock Absorbers
Cycling has been linked to genital numbness in both men and women, as well as erectile dysfunction (ED) in men. But the use of a seatpost shock absorber could be worth investigation, scientists report. As bicycles do not have shock absorbers, oscillation forces hit the perineum directly, contributing to micro-trauma and pudendal nerve palsy. This […]
Study Analyzes Orgasms and Satisfaction in Newlywed Couples
When counseling married couples, health care professionals should consider the wives’ orgasm experiences, according to the authors of a recent Journal of Sexual Medicine study.
Transmen and Providers Create Decision Aid for Gender-Affirming Surgery
The goal of this study was to develop an online decision aid for genital surgery in transmen (DA-GST) to assist both transmen and health care providers in shared decision making.
Effects of Low Intensity Shock Wave Erectile Dysfunction Treatment Not Always Maintained
Low intensity shock wave treatment (LIST) for erectile dysfunction (ED) appears to be effective in the short term, but positive results may fade over time, according to new research.
Review: Erectile Dysfunction and Depression Closely Linked
Men with erectile dysfunction (ED) should be screened for depression, and men with depression should likewise be screened for ED, a new study recommends.