Sex & Science

In the name of progress, researchers are forever discovering the reasons behind why we do the strange things we do. Here and updates and explanations of the newest science around sex.

When sex makes you sad

When sex makes you sad

Does sex ever leave you feeling tearful? For some women, sex has a downside, according to recent research. After bliss comes the blues.

Are most straight women really bisexual?

Are most straight women really bisexual?

How many women get turned on by other women: (a) some, (b) most, (c) nearly all? New research reveals the truth. Put it this way: women’s sexuality is amazingly flexible!

How to flirt – proved by research

How to flirt – proved by research

What’s the best way to flirt? Science comes through again with tips to get that cute guy’s attention. Flirting technique matters more than looks, research shows.

Bums, booty and the love for ass

Bums, booty and the love for ass

What’s driving the current global obsession with butt, नितंब, culo, matako, طيز , patootie, 屁股 and whoopee cakes?… These news flashes and more in this week’s Sex in the Press.

What women like in a penis

What women like in a penis

What makes a penis attractive? Women of all ages weigh in on what matters most penis-wise, in a study from Switzerland. Are you curious?

What does it take to turn you on or off?

What does it take to turn you on or off?

Is a glance enough to drive you wild with desire? Or is the slightest mood-killer enough to put you off sex? Your answer can reveal a lot about your sex life, says the latest research on women’s sexuality.