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Making a spaceship to visit other planets has been difficult, but how to make it more difficult for people to live on it.
Until recently, no one knew what happened in the women's brain when making love. Brain scanning experiments have shown that stimulating receptors on the female body acti…
Researchers at the University of Minnesota Medical University and the University of Biological Sciences have made an important discovery indicating that male sex must be…
Men often go to bed later than women; and weak women often lose sleep more than men. Why are there such differences? Through research, American and French scientists hav…
Exposure to attractive women increases cortisol levels, hormones that cause stress, in the body of men.
Nightmares are not the same for everyone but there is a difference between men and women, according to the latest research by German scientists.
Do you know all about sex? Gender scientists in many countries around the world have not regret the effort and money to continue researching this issue.
Phai is afraid of lovers falling in love with women other than sex outside of sex, while men are the opposite.
The female body must constantly struggle to control the rise of male sex and men also face the same war.
Men with long ring fingers tend to drive fast, illegally and are willing to rush into dangerous roads.
Women who have high levels of male testosterone hormone sex hormones are more adventurous than men.
Researchers found that in women with high levels of oestradiol (female sex hormones), they always gave off a strange attraction to men.
A study by Indiana University neurologist Heather Rupp said the status of a partner affects women's concerns.
Our brains have sex recognition functions based on facial and color characteristics, according to a study published in the Journal of Vision.
Forget about the Y chromosome - it's time to talk about the X chromosome.