Sexual dysfunction

When it comes to sex and hooking up, everyone can discover countless videos, podcasts, books and manuals out there with advice. But what would we really wish that expert scientists and therapists knew about sex? Those who spend their days helping individuals and couples navigate the complexities of their sex lives?

Haydar Dümen, a prominent Turkish psychiatrist and one of Turkey's most-read columnists, died on Feb. 10 after contracting COVID-19, his wife has confirmed.

Speaking to private broadcaster CNN Türk on Feb. 11, Gül Dümen said that her 91-year-old husband had been under treatment for coronavirus for a while.

Researchers have identified a genetic variant that is partially responsible for erectile dysfunction, a development that could help improve treatment, according to a study published Monday in a US journal.

According to British scientists kisspeptin, anatural hormone boosts the erotic desire, something that gives hope to people with psychological-based sexual issues.

It is believed that one third of young and middle-aged women and one half of all older women have sexual problems to varying degrees, including a lack of sexual desire, pain during intercourse and difficulty in achieving orgasm.

Greeks might have the reputation of being hot Mediterranean lovers, but it seems the economic crisis has taken its toll on them, as anxiety and uncertainty about their future has set in adversely affecting their performance. According to a well known condom company, Greeks have sex at least once a week on average, putting them first in the world.