2009

July

• Study explains potential failure of oral contraceptives with obese women -

• Understanding the process of homosexual identity formation among Asian and Pacific Islander youth -

• Use of vibrators common, surveys show -

• India court overturns ban on gay sex -

June

• Daily sex helps to reduce sperm DNA damage and improve fertility -

• Researchers Find Vibrator Use to be Common, Linked to Sexual Health -

• Kids, sexuality and parents -

• Few sexually active teens in US get HIV test: CDC -

• Social class, gender and ethnic group determine adolescents’ sexual-affective education -

• Clinics can screen adolescent girls for Chlamydia -

• Couples’ treatment for sexual problems on the agenda for sexual medicine experts -

• Teens are heading in wrong direction: Likely to have sex, but not use contraception -

• Insights Into Male Fertility: New Research Shows Potential for a Male Contraceptive -

• Laptops Linked to Male Infertility -

• Improving Sexual Relationships for Cancer Survivors -

May

• Spanish prostitutes least likely to use condoms -

• Sexual partners and interest in the opposite sex -

• Number of UK children with sex diseases soars -

• School drug programs may curb risky sex -

• Syphilis outbreak may be sign of re-emergence -

• Injectable Testosterone May Provide Effective Male Contraception -

April

• New Topical Spray May Treat Premature Ejaculation -

• Cutaneous Application of Nanoparticles Offers Hope for Treatment of Erectile Dysfunction -

• Tadalafil May Effectively Treat Symptoms of BPH-LUTS in Addition to Erectile Dysfunction -

• U.S. recession linked to more abortions, vasectomies -

• Spray helps men with frustrating sexual problem -

• Erectile dysfunction treatments do not appear to damage vision over 6 months -

• Middle School Youth as Young as 12 Engaging in Risky Sexual Activity -

• Some therapists still “treat” homosexuality: survey -

• Sexual behaviour at work still a problem shows new study from Rotman School -

• Teens understand emergency-contraception labels -

March

• Treating ED in teens key for future well-being -

• Learning disabled may engage in unsafe sex: survey -

• Painful sexual intercourse seen with ciguatera fish poisoning -

• Stretching device adds an inch to penis length -

• Male circumcision reduces risk of genital herpes and HPV infection, but not syphilis -

• Good relationship de-stresses infertility therapy -

• Weight loss enhances obese men’s sexual well-being -

• Inadequacy of current guidelines for sexually transmitted infections -

• Penile extender increased flaccid length by almost a third says independent clinical study -

• Obesity Linked to Hormone Imbalance that Impacts Sexual Quality of Life -

• More than 20 percent of sexual assaults drug-facilitated -

February

• Sexual lyrics in popular songs linked to early sexual experiences -

• Male Infertility Associated With Testicular Cancer -

• ED in younger men may foretell heart disease -

• Douching ups sexually transmitted infection risk -

• No Need to Whisper: Talking and Treating Erectile Dysfunction -

• Why don’t more animals change their sex? -

• Mayo Clinic study finds younger men with erectile dysfunction at double risk of heart disease -

January

• Study links water pollution with declining male fertility -

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