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The dry spell parents of newborns endure has nothing to do with love or intimacy, and everything to do with biology.
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Are Women More Likely to Get Pregnant If They Climax?
Scientists used to believe that female orgasms acted as a sperm vacuum to assist in conception, but mostly because they did not understand how vaginas worked.
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The Sperm Tracking Revolution Is Coming
New technology out of Harvard Medical School promises to tell men more about their sperm health than ever before.
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The Weird Upside of Mediocre Sex
Sexual satisfaction may make couples more likely to cheat on each other, new research warns.
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Old Dads Put their Partners and Children at Risk
Men in their forties may be more financially and emotionally stable fathers, but their genetic material could cause other problems.
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Why Men Are Putting Their Penises through Shock Therapy
That's one way to get it up, urologists explain.
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Does Having Kids Before Marriage Increase Divorce Risk?
Many millennials prefer to commit to having a family before having a spouse.
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Men Have Biological Clocks, Too
Most men want to have babies with increasing urgency over time, and scientists are just starting to figure out why.
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The Inevitably Inconvenient Sex of Parenthood
When morning sex, evening sex, scheduled sex, and spontaneous sex fail to work...you might be a parent.
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This Is How the Clitoris Works
Being able to find it is one thing. Knowing how it works is another.
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Penis Shrinkage Is Real — Here's What You Can Do Keep It in Check
Father time might not be as endowed as he used to be, experts warn.
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The Science of Older Dads
Plenty of men are delaying parenthood and that can mean a lot of different things for their kids, scientists warn.
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Why Siri Sucks at Giving Sex Advice
If you must ask technology about sex, Siri is the worst choice.
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