Parents: Cultivating Medical Autonomy in Adolescence May Increase Sexual Health
...in sexual health risk assessment. Roughly 13% of sexually experienced young people (aged 15-25), who were on their parent’s [...]
...in sexual health risk assessment. Roughly 13% of sexually experienced young people (aged 15-25), who were on their parent’s [...]
...temperature, mood, appetite, sex drive, sleep cycles and heart rate. Structural effects of sex hormones, including oral [...]
...perceptual reasoning. Alcohol use was not linked to impairments in these cognitive functions, suggesting cannabis could have more long-term effects than alcohol. [...]
...followed for an average of 8 years after starting with hormones. Analysis of transwomen The analysis showed that transwomen — individuals [...]
...Study looked at 397 adolescents (194 boys, 203 girls) in 499 same-sex friendships The study looked at 397 adolescents (194 boys, 203 girls) in 499 [...]
...long-term survival, just as extreme forms of love-related phenomena—such as an insatiable appetite for sex—can lead to such negative [...]
...cheaper, synthetic forms of vitamins and as well as formulas that include multiple fillers and artificial food dyes. Vitamin D is a major modulator of steroidal [...]
Even Sex Supports a Healthy Lifestyle! A recent study concluded that a diet rich in fruits and vegetables actually results in women being more [...]
...These factors include: 1) Sperm production problems: Infection, testicular injury or varicoceles, drug use, and/or DNA fragmentation; 2) Physical blockage of sperm [...]
...electronics in bed is linked to “delayed circadian rhythm”, later bedtimes, decreased sleep and decreased school performance.3 Devoting your bedroom to [...]