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Nurturing relationships for Valentine's Day
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In a recent study of 66 women, those who held their foot at a 15-degree angle to the ground - the equivalent of a 2-inch heel - were in the best position to strengthen and contract their pelvic muscles. And that, ladies, means better sex.
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Post-holiday, some couples find themselves in counseling, or loss of hope
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For some, the idea that a woman can have an orgasm is a complete myth. It's been proven that female orgasm is not a myth, but it is true that not all women experience it.
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A new Pfizer Inc. HIV drug will soon be reformulated in an effort to prevent the transmission of the virus, offering a faint ray of hope in an arena littered with disappointments.
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From tuning out and not communicating to blowing your stack during a discussion to forgetting her birthday, many men have habits that can harm their household harmony; here’s how to be a more conscientious mate.
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Startling new statistics show women are now the fastest growing segment of the population being infected with HIV in this country and around the world. Prevention is key and the Director of the Institute for Community Research in Hartford, Dr. Margaret Weeks has the latest on a new study.
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After 25 years of researchers around the globe being confounded by HIV, scientists in Dallas have shown that the virus's transmission can be stopped with medications.
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ALTHOUGH AMERICAN culture is saturated with overtly sexual images and suggestive advertising, one place where most of us never hear about or talk about sex is in our doctor's office.
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A high percentage of women are unable to achieve an orgasm from sexual intercourse alone. Listen to what your significant other has to say. It may sound like she is having an orgasm, but her screams and moans may be worthy of an Oscar.
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Dr. Laura Berman offers smart strategies for finding romance again
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There will always be a curiosity about sex toys and whether they can enhance your sex life and sexual stimulation. The thought of introducing a sex toy into your bedroom does not mean that you or the other person are not sexually satisfied or less attracted to the other; you may even want it for yourself, and why not? Sex toys and tools can be a great twist on your everyday sex-capades that can bring a new element of excitement and adventure. Sex toys are not a new concept either: we've come a long way, but some of the first sex toys date back to Ancient Greece.
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I am shocked about the latest news that Alabama's anti-obscenity law is going to take effect. If you are not familiar with the law, it basically bans the distribution of any products designed to use for masturbation. However, Alabama residents can buy their sex toys out of state, but no stores in Alabama can sell them. Or, if you can prove that your sexual device will be used for medical reasons, then you may buy one from Alabama.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - The U.S. Supreme Court declined Monday to hear a challenge to Alabama's ban on the sale of sex toys, ending a nine-year legal battle and sending a warning to store owners to clean off their shelves.
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Sex doesn't stop at age 60, 70, 80 or beyond, according to a report Wednesday that found many Americans stayed surprisingly frisky well into old age.
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While volunteers passed out cups of Jell-O to the lunch crowd at a senior center, another group was distributing something that didn't quite fit amid the card games and daily gossip: condoms.
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Breast cancer survivors whose disease has returned can maintain loving relationships and fulfilling sexual lives. The findings were published July 20 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.
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Birth control is back. Not that it ever went away, despite the ardor with which conservative culture warriors have pushed their antediluvian attitudes about women and sex -- and notwithstanding the official sanction the Bush administration has given this retro-think.
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There should be rules in place when you date or seek to date. If we pay attention to what once was, we can see the potential for what can be. Sometimes, people want to make up their own rules and then get angry or frustrated when others don't follow those rules.
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Sexual desire, arousal and orgasm are stimulated by a complicated interaction of hormones (testosterone, estrogen and oxytocin) neurotransmitters and brain chemicals such as serotonin, dopamine and a host of other body chemicals.
