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Scientists review available evidence on the association between post-COVID-19 conditions and tachykinins.

Scientists review available evidence on the association between post-COVID-19 conditions and tachykinins.

[252 Pages Report] Increasing demand for electrical stimulation to treat urinary incontinence is expected to boost the global pelvic floor stimulator market. According to a report by Future Market Insights (FMI), the global pelvic floor stimulator market was valued at US$ 110.4 Mn in 2020 and is predicted to expand...

Results of a phase 3 trial show that the investigational drug zuranolone improved depressive symptoms for patients with major depressive disorder.

New research suggests that the immune system’s ability to respond to spinal-cord injuries diminishes with age – and identifies potential avenues to improve that response and help patients heal.

Water-based vaginal lubricants do more than just relieve dryness; they may significantly improve sexual satisfaction for women, a new study found.

Nearly half of all women experience some sort of sexual dysfunction. Clinicians should be comfortable speaking with patients about their sexual health.

Student researchers share their motivations and personal stories behind their award-winning posters featured at the APS 2023 Annual Convention.

If You're Not Getting Any Action, It Might Be Because Of Your Personality Type.

While It Might Seem Counter-intuitive, An Insecure Relationship Might Actually Stir Deeper Sexual Desire For A Couple. Here's How.