India’s sexpert no substitute for education
Sarika Bansal: The rejection of sex education by parliament has left Indians relying on a newspaper column for advice on basic biology
50 years on, the pill can still spark rows and work magic
Libby Brooks: Raquel Welch's remarks only confirm that the revolution triggered by the invention of the oral contraceptive lives on
The race to discover Viagra for women
According to some accounts almost half of all women suffer from sexual dysfunction. But does it really exist? And would a female Viagra make any difference?
Our sex lives. Their agenda
Laurie Penny: Moral posturing paints the young as victims or villains of a sexualised society. We are just getting on with it
French hit back after British attack on G-spot touches nerve
After scientists in London declared the G-spot may be a myth, gynaecologists gather in Paris to launch counter-attack
Are you addicted to sex?
For celebrities such as Tiger Woods, checking into a sex addiction clinic seems to be the norm these days when you have been accused of infidelity. But is it a real medical condition – or simply a convenient excuse?
Male prostitution comes to Nevada
Tracy Quan: A licensed brothel's decision to introduce male prostitutes for women is controversial – but it shouldn't be
The real G-spot myth
Yvonne Roberts: Scientific debates over whether the G-spot exists ignore the complex reality of women's sex lives
Help teens have sex without pregnancy
Heather Corinna: If we are to lower the abortion rate among young women, we must accept that teenagers will have sex and offer them advice
Pill-popping approach to female libido
Christine Ottery: Flibanserin's makers promise help for 'hypoactive sexual desire disorder'. It suits drug companies to medicalise in this way