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Sex, Relationships and You

A healthy sex life and strong relationships contribute to your physical and mental health in many ways, from keeping you fit and youthful to helping you live a longer, happier life. Likewise, your sex life and relationships are affected by many things, including how physically active you are, what you eat, some health conditions and more.

Sex therapist, Ian Kerner, PhD, offers tips on boosting your libido.

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Why Sexual Health Matters

You need to be healthy to have a good sex life -- and you need a good sex life to be healthy! Diet, exercise, stress management and nutrition all play a role in healthy sexual function.

How to Build a Strong, Healthy Bond

Strong relationships require work -- but the payoffs are worth it.

Keep the spark alive

Relationship Toolkit

Talking with Teens About Sex

Must-Knows for Sexually Active Teens

Live Your Best Life

A healthy sex life and strong relationships contribute to your physical and mental well-being.

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Latest News & Research on Sexual Health

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40%
Percentage of women who experience a
sexual problem at some point

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Sex & Relationship Q&As

Lauren Streicher, MD Sexual Health	Q	How does sexual libido change in women as they age?
Lauren Streicher, MD Sexual Health	A	In a study released a few years ago, doctors researched sexual problems in over 32,000 women between the ages of 18 and 100. While about 40% of women surveyed reported having issues such as low desire, arousal problems and difficulty achieving orgasm, only 12% indicated that those issues were a source of significant personal distress affecting quality of life. Read More