Don’t blame porn for erectile dysfunction. The truth is complex
The claim, in a BBC documentary, that the sexual problems experienced by a few young men can be attributed to pornography is not just simplistic – it smacks of moral panic
Testosterone therapy – hope or hype?
The ‘male hormone’ is being increasingly prescribed, but does it restore vim, vigour and perkiness? What does it do to your sex drive? And can you have too much of a good thing?
Give young people and gay men free condoms to reduce STIs, watchdog says
Draft guidance from Nice says councils should consider schemes to provide free advice and condoms to halt rise in HIV and gonorrhoea
‘Less sex? We just have less to prove’: millennials on sexual encounters
Are young people really less interested in sex, as a study suggests? Here, eight millennials share their views
The NHS must show it cares about gay men’s lives – and roll out PrEP HIV drugs
A landmark court ruling that NHS England can fund the highly effective preventive treatment should be urgently acted on to stop the spread of the disease
A letter to … my husband, who left when our sex life flopped
The letter you always wanted to write
Advanced Medical Institute’s appeal on sexual dysfunction treatment dismissed
Federal court says the company aggressively promoted and supplied medical services and unproven medications for men suffering from erectile problems
Sex education in schools ‘unfit’ for smartphone generation, survey finds
Half of 914 people aged 16-24 surveyed by Terrence Higgins Trust rated sex education they received as poor or terrible
Government cuts are brewing a sexual health crisis
Rising demand for sexual health care amid reduced budgets and privatisation puts further strain on an under-resourced sector
‘Don’t be a slutty apple’: your experiences of sex education
Making informed decisions about sex is vital for young people yet, in many countries, sex education is confusing, limited or even overlooked altogether