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ScienceDaily - 09-Jan-2014

Researchers have identified that injection frequency and taking anti-retroviral therapy for HIV are risk factors for nonfatal drug overdoses among Russians who are HIV positive and inject drugs. ...

ScienceDaily - 31-Dec-2013

Doctors are missing a prime opportunity to share information about sex with their teenage patients by failing to broach the subject during checkups, according to researchers. ...

ScienceDaily - 24-Dec-2013

About 3.5 million cases of child abuse are reported in the United States every year. Now a study has found that when parents are physically abusive, children tend to accommodate it -- but when the abuse is sexual, they tend to fight or flee it unless it is severe. The findings help explain children's behavior in response to abuse and could aid in intervention and treatment. ...

ScienceDaily - 20-Dec-2013

Among women on chronic dialysis, sexual inactivity is common, with the most frequently described reasons being lack of interest in sex and lack of a partner. Rarely is sexual difficulty reported as a reason for lack of interest. Most women on chronic dialysis -— including those lacking interest in sex -— are satisfied with their sex lives. ...

ScienceDaily - 19-Dec-2013

In 2012, the HIV antiretroviral drug Truvada became the first and only medication approved by the FDA for HIV prevention. The research behind this was hailed as an important step towards reducing the worldwide HIV/AIDS epidemic. Now, a new study provides further proof that regular Truvada use can reduce one's risk for contracting HIV -- without increasing sexual risk behavior. ...

Oprah.com - 05-Dec-2013

s note: We, along with the rest of the world, were deeply saddened to learn of Nelson Mandela...

ScienceDaily - 05-Dec-2013

Researchers are making history by proving that it's possible to develop a drug delivery system that has the potential to protect women from sexually transmitted HIV and herpes simplex virus, while at the same time preventing unintended pregnancy. The report describes in vivo results from a novel, multipurpose pod-intravaginal ring delivering three antiretroviral drugs in combination with two hormonal...

ScienceDaily - 04-Dec-2013

A study has found that men ages 40-69 who are having sex with other men, are HIV-infected and smoke are at a much higher risk of HPVs that most often cause anal cancer. This is the first large US study of a group of HIV-infected and uninfected men, over the age of 50. Many of these men were followed for more than 25 years. ...

ScienceDaily - 28-Nov-2013

New research has found that testosterone administration in women with low testosterone levels, whom previously had undergone hysterectomy with or without oophorectomy, was associated with improvements in sexual function, muscle mass and physical function. ...

ScienceDaily - 26-Nov-2013

A study finds that English government grants in Southern Africa reduce HIV risks for teenage girls. The study involved 3,515 young people between 2009-12 in urban and rural parts of two South African provinces. They found teenage girls from households receiving grants were two-thirds less likely to take much older boyfriends, and half as likely to have sex in exchange for money, food, school fees or...

ScienceDaily - 26-Nov-2013

A study finds men regret missing opportunities to have sex, while women feel remorse for having casual, meaningless sex. ...

ScienceDaily - 26-Nov-2013

Barriers to human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination among adolescents in the U.S. range from financial concerns and parental attitudes to social influences and concerns about the vaccination’s effect on sexual behavior, according to a review of the available medical literature. ...


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