Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is defined as the persistent inability to obtain and maintain an
erection that enables satisfactory sexual intercourse. ED prevalence vary across age …

Background The mental health and well-being of millions of people worldwide are
negatively impacted by infertility. A promising solution to meet the needs of people suffering …

Sexual dysfunction is a frequent sexual condition that has a negative impact on a person's
quality of life and can affect the stability of a relationship. This study's objectives were to …

Abstract Background and aims Internet Use Disorders (IUDs) are emerging as a societal
challenge. Evidence-based treatment options are scarce. Digital health interventions may be …

Digital health interventions can address governments' aims of providing better care, better
outcomes, and lower costs. No previous research has examined attitudes toward digital sex …

Background: Despite the prevalence of sexual distress and dysfunction in older adults in
general and stroke and colorectal cancer survivors in particular, access to specialized care …

Background Web-based sexual health interventions may be more acceptable to people
compared with face-to-face support, given the stigma and embarrassment often associated …

Many women experience distressing problems with sexual functioning, most commonly in
the form of low sexual desire or arousal, difficulties reaching orgasm, or genito-pelvic pain …

Abstract The beliefs about Digital Information and Communication Media (DM) impact on
sexuality by people from the community are an essential field to understanding people's …

Cognitive-behavioral (CBT) and mindfulness-based therapy (MBT) are effective treatments
for Hypoactive Sexual Desire Dysfunction (HSDD) in women. To date, evidence regarding …