An Ob/Gyn answers common questions about emergency contraceptives, including how the copper IUD works and the morning after pill weight limit.
Want to Improve Your Sex Life After 50? You Are Not Alone
Yes you’re aging and things are changing, but you don’t have to leave sex behind. A gynecologist offers medical advice to help you find that spark again.
There’s Help for Women Who Can’t Achieve Orgasm
Having difficulty achieving an orgasm is normal for many woman, but with the proper help it can be attained.
10 Questions Every Man Is Afraid to Ask His Doctor
Urologists regularly field difficult — and often embarrassing — questions from patients. Here are 10 common urology-related questions patients ask and expert answers to each.
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Have a Latex Allergy? 4 Safe Condom Types for You
If you rely on condoms, latex allergies can bring your sex life to a painful halt. An expert offers safe alternatives.
Top 10 Questions Answered About Erectile Dysfunction
Erectile dysfunction is a serious problem, but many myths and misconceptions persist about the condition.
I’ve Never Had an Orgasm — Is Something Wrong With Me?
Discover the truth about questions that pique your curiosity in our “Short Answer” series. OB/Gyn physicians Linda Bradley, MD, and Margaret McKenzie, MD, answer this one about orgasms and sexual intercourse.
Ladies: Is it Natural for You to Enjoy Sex Less as You Age?
Find the truth about questions that pique your curiosity in our “Short Answer” series. Women’s health specialist Holly L. Thacker, MD, answers this one.
5 Biggest Reasons Women Don’t Enjoy Sex
Some women struggle to enjoy sex. It’s a common and complicated issue that can make women and their partners feel isolated or less connected. It’s important to address with your doctor as there are treatments available.
Transgender Care: 3 Things You Should Understand
U.S. physicians are learning how to provide better care for transgender patients. That includes understanding the transgender community’s biggest healthcare needs and the difference between gender and sexual identity.
