Birth control just one part
New federal guidelines mean insurance plans will be required to provide women with many preventive services for free.
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TV and ‘the birds and the bees'
Your favorite show can be pure escapism. But as one recent study indicates, it also can be a powerful, healthful conversation-starter.
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Sexcetera: Did kids and ex keep her from sex?
I'm back on the dating scene after having been out for more than a decade while I was married. The other day I met a nice businessman at a hotel bar who asked me out. We exchanged numbers and eventually went out to dinner, had a nice time and have been talking on the phone and texting, but that's it. I keep waiting for him to ask me out again, but he hasn't.
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Dealing with seriously weighty issues
My boyfriend's brother has been dating the same girl for the past five years. She was never a super-thin girl to begin with but over the past few years she has gained a substantial amount of weight.
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Gov't advisors: No copays for contraceptives
The Institute of Medicine recommended that insurance companies cover the full cost of birth control for women.
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Lack of sperm coating plays role in infertility
Scientists have found a new contributor to male infertility, a protein that's supposed to coat sperm to help them swim to an egg — unless that coating goes missing.
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