My wife has a diminishing sex drive and makes excuses not to be intimate
We are both in our 60s and, after illness six years ago, she is unable to take medication that may help
‘It’s too expensive’: your views on the morning-after pill in the UK
Boots has refused to reduce the price of emergency contraception, despite campaigners persuading other pharmacies to drop the cost
Prurience review – come and join the self-help group for porn addicts
It’s hard to know who is acting and who is oversharing in a show that explores our personal experience of pornography – and tests the limits of theatre
Our public health guardians have been asleep at the wheel as vaginal mesh tragedy unfolds
We diminish the tragedy by characterising the cases as unrepresentative of typical outcomes, but we must admit our current system has failed us
HPV vaccine: anger over decision not to extend NHS scheme to boys
Health bodies condemn panel’s conclusion that more jabs against cancer-causing infection are unlikely to be cost-effective
Senior doctors call for public inquiry into use of vaginal mesh surgery in UK
Experts draw comparisons with the thalidomide scandal as they reveal that traumatic complications are more common than official figures suggest
HIV treatment has come a long way – but there’s still work to do
As a sexual health doctor I see a lack of funding threatens the treatment of sexually transmitted infections
Meningitis vaccine may also cut risk of ‘untreatable’ gonorrhoea, study says
Bacteria causing two different illnesses belong to the same family and share much of the same genetic code providing unexpected cross protection
What does super-gonorrhoea mean for oral sex?
Sex and relationship broadcaster Nichi Hodgson says that education and honesty can go a long way towards defeating this new pernicious strain
Why I wrote the sex manual I’d have loved as a teenager
The Spanish YouTuber Chusita gives young people honest, down-to-earth advice on sex in her new book, This Is Not a Sex Book
Babatunde Osotimehin obituary
Executive director of the United Nations Population Fund who fought against child marriage and female genital mutilation
Back, Sack & Crack (& Brain): a graphic memoir with balls
From his back to his stomach to his testicles, Robert Wells had been in pain for decades – but no one in the NHS believed him. So he turned it all into a hilarious graphic novel
Can peer-led teaching help improve sex education in schools?
With sexting and online abuse on the rise, UK schools are turning to young people to create an environment where pupils can speak candidly about sex
Vaginal mesh left me in agony. When will women’s health be taken seriously?
Women have lost their bladders, their bowels, their sex lives – yet feel ignored and helpless. Now lots of women are suing the NHS it’s time these operations ended