Research and reviews

We go through recent work on sexual health: clinical guidance, reviews and studies from international sources. Every article is written by our editors based on the original, with a link to the primary source.

Mycoplasma or Ureaplasma Found in Urine: What Does It Mean and Should You Panic?

Let's figure out what bacteria are hiding in your tests, why they are resistant to antibiotics, and when they need treatment—and when they don't.
Why Are Doctors Still Afraid of Hormone Therapy?

We examine how fears from three decades ago prevent women from getting help, and what has changed in treatment approaches.
Ovarian Cyst: What Is It, Is It Dangerous, and What to Do?

Ovarian cyst sounds scary, but most often it's a harmless little sac. We explain the types of cysts, when they are dangerous, and what to do if you notice symptoms.
Weak Pelvic Floor Muscles: How They Kill Your Libido and Orgasm?

New research shows that the size and strength of pelvic floor muscles are directly linked to desire, arousal, and orgasm. Check if you're at risk!
Sports and Pelvic Floor Training: Can It Improve Sex with Endometriosis?

New study: women with endometriosis who exercised and trained their pelvic floor muscles saw improved sexual function after just 4 months. But the effect isn't for everyone and doesn't last forever. Let's look at the details.
One Hour Lecture — and You Suddenly Think About Your Eggs. What the Study Showed

Scientists gave female students a lecture on reproduction and measured how their knowledge changed. The result surprised: just 60 minutes — and what a shift.