The Australian Associated Press reported that Deborah Anderson, a Harvard Medical School researcher, said the soda’s acidity does not kill sperm.
The research shatters the belief that the popular drink works as an after-sex Spermicide, reports News.com.au.
Sperm travels very quickly and would reach the cervix before the douche had a chance to work, Anderson said.
She says […]

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Two new studies suggest that male circumcision may assist in the prevention of human papillomavirus infection, particularly infection with the high-risk subtypes associated with cervical, penile, and other cancers.
Both studies are published in the Jan. 1 issue of the Journal of Infectious Diseases, now available online.

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The question of possible connections between cancer and the risk of deformities in future children has been less thoroughly addressed.
Young men undergoing treatment for cancer often want to know how the disease and its treatment affect their chances of fathering healthy children. Can cancer have affected the sperms even though sperm production as such is […]

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Doctors have expressed considerable concerns about the growing trend for heavy wooden and ornamental toilet seats after a number of male toddlers were admitted with crush injuries to their penises.
That new toilet seat may look great in the smallest room, but it could also be putting toilet training males at risk. Doctors have issued an […]

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A team from the Institute of Psychiatry, UK, analysed data from former US soldiers who served during the Vietnam war era.
They found that those who performed better on intelligence tests tended to have more - and more mobile - sperm.
The study, which appears in the journal Intelligence, appears to support the idea that men of higher […]

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Sexually transmitted infections are on the increase in Kent with little indication the trend will stop.
Figures obtained by KOS Media via the Freedom of Information Act reveal cases of chlamydia and genital warts in particular have risen dramatically over the last three years.
Despite the increases, the number of gonorrhoea cases has remained relatively stable throughout […]

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A study carried out at by the Medical Research Council in Cambridge, found that beer, wine, coffee and nuts all contain high levels of chemicals linked to male infertility.
The bar-room drinks and snacks are loaded with phytoestrogens - naturally-occurring plant compounds implicated in falling sperm counts.
Phytoestrogens, which also occur in high amounts in soya, have […]

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According to Gary Wittert, endocrinologist and Professor of Medicine at the University of Adelaide, erectile dysfunction is often a warning sign of underlying lifestyle-related diseases, which include heart disease, diabetes and metabolic syndrome.
The blood vessels in the penis are exactly the same as the blood vessels in the heart. If they have some erectile dysfunction […]

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New British study finds six out of every 10 middle-aged Britons do not use a condom during a first-time sexual encounte
Most Britons engaging in unprotected sex are in their 30s and 40s and in relationships where there is an age difference of five or more years, according to the report, which was published in the […]

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Exercising pelvic floor muscles (PFMs) can enhance arousal and sensation during sex, according to an expert.
The pelvic floor is a layer of muscles spanning the bottom of the pelvis that gives control over the bladder and bowel.
“Voluntary contraction of these muscles helps with sensation and arousal during sexual intercourse (and) involuntary contractions of the muscles […]

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