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Our sexual health section strives to provide you with the latest trends and information. In these pages, you will find discoveries in reproductive health, breaking news on HIV and solutions for erectile dysfunction. Whether you are a sex ed teacher or just interested in women’s sexual health (or male sexual health), our health team can offer you insight.
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Living with a Partner with an STI or STD: Living with a Death Sentence?
By Shannon Farley
More than 65 million Americans are infected with an incurable sexually transmitted infection (STI also known as sexually transmitted disease or STD), while an additional 19 million new infections occur each year. Fortunately, most of the new STIs are treatable with antibiotics. However, not all STIs have a cure available. There are currently four STIs that lack any cure: Hepatitis B Virus (HBV), Hepatitis C Virus (HCV), Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV), Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), and Human Papillomavirus (HPV).
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Love is All Around Us: An Interview with Dr. Ava Cadell
By SexHerald Staff
Dr. Ava Cadell isn’t your normal clinical sexologist. Apart from being a keen businesswoman, her belief in the purity of love has enabled her to create a most unique sort of university where potential love coaches (think: life coach and just replace “life” with “love”) are trained to help couples with their love lives.
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Too Much Sex-Toy Usage!
Q: My girlfriend keeps buying all these sex toys, and sometimes I get the feeling she prefers them over me. I guess that’s fine since she’s having fun. But my question is: Would all these mechanical replacements make her less sensitive to something more mundane, per se, my penis to the point where she won’t enjoy having sex with me anymore?
A: That’s a good question.
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Did You Know...?
Birth-control pills reduce the chance of ovarian cancers, particularly when a woman uses them for three years or more. Scientists say, after numerous studies have been conducted, that women who ovulate throughout their lifetime with few children and have not taken birth control have a higher risk of ovarian cancer. They postulate women who take birth control for an extended period of time have slimmer chances of contracting the disease because they don’t undergo unnecessary ovulation.
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O'My Lubricant: Natural, Passion Fruit, Strawberry Cheesecake 4 oz.
Manufacturer: Natural Contours
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By Guli Fager
With so many high-quality sex lubes out there today, it can be difficult for a newcomer to differentiate itself from its shelf-mates. O’My has entered the fray with a wide variety of lubes: silicone and water-based, flavored and “natural.” First, the “natural” flavor. Where a lot of unflavored lubes go wrong is by including some ingredient that, while not a “flavor,” leaves a taste in your mouth or a smell on your hands that kills the mood. One of my favorite lubes tastes like tonic water.
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Touch Me There: A Hands-On Guide to Your Orgasmic Hot Spots
Author: Dr. Yvonne K. Fulbright
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By Layla Tichtchenko
Dr. Yvonne K. Fulbright writes a very clear, concise guide to orgasmic hot spots. Touch Me There explains the methods by which to arouse your partner. It also details the nerve sensations and how they interconnect in the pelvic region of both the male and female anatomy. She tells you how every body part can be stimulated from neck to knees. Using your fingers and your mouth to prod and poke
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