Problematic Pornography Use Linked to Erectile Dysfunction
Men who feel their pornography use is "problematic" could be more likely to have erection difficulties, according to a recent study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
However, no association was found between "mere" pornography use and erectile dysfunction (ED).
The findings are based on data from almost 900 sexually active, pornography-using men across three research groups. The men completed the International Index of Erectile Dysfunction and answered questions on pornography use, moral incongruence, and religiousness.
The authors noted that the association between problematic pornography use and ED was likely not causal.
More information is available here.
2020 World Meeting on Sexual Medicine: Preliminary Program Topics Announced
Plans for next year's World Meeting on Sexual Medicine in Yokohama, Japan are moving along steadily.
Recently, preliminary program topics were listed on the meeting website. They include, but are not limited to, the following:
Male Sexual Dysfunction
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Phallic reconstruction
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Psychosexual issues
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Testosterone supplementation
Female Sexual Dysfunction
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Female genital mutilation
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Rejuvenation, fillers, and plastic surgery
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Endometriosis
Sexology, Gender, and Orientation
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Transgender medicine
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Sex counseling
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Sex in aging and disability
Infertility, Miscellaneous
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Genital malignancy (penile, vulvar cancer)
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Genital dermatology
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Sexually transmitted infections
The meeting will be held September 16 - 19, 2020. Bookmark this link for all the latest details!
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