Science news articles about 'sexual pleasure'

... who did not use condoms were significantly more likely to believe that condoms reduce sexual pleasure and were also more concerned that their partner would not approve of condom use. The findings ...

... The Kinsey Institute at Indiana University demonstrate that many women think condoms undermine sexual pleasure, but those who use both hormonal contraception and condoms report higher overall sexual ...

Many women think condoms undermine sexual pleasure, but those who use both hormonal contraception and condoms also reported higher overall sexual satisfaction.

... this fact could be due to that drug addicts use cocaine in order to increase their sexual power and performance which, as has been proved by authors such as Cregel and Mark, only happens when consumed ...

... immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and the risk of coital injury¬¬—without reducing pleasure or causing sexual dysfunction. The first study, by researchers in Australia, shows that the inner foreskin has ...

... emphasize that men across cultures and ages value couple relationships over purely sexual pleasure and indicate that men are particularly concerned about their partnered relationships, whether or not ...

A hormone normally released during childbirth and linked to sexual pleasure and bonding also seems to help men recognize faces, say researchers.

CHICAGO, March 6 (UPI) -- A U.S. study suggests some statin drugs used to lower cholesterol may also reduce sexual pleasure, researchers said.

... cream away before intercourse and they may reduce sexual pleasure. Researchers have shown that a new topical ... placebo spray five minutes prior to sexual intercourse. Both groups had an average baseline ...