Most cancers are related to lifestyle and environmental risk factors, including smoking,
alcohol consumption, dietary habits, and environment (occupational exposures). A growing …

Background Women are disproportionately affected by urinary incontinence compared with
men. Urinary incontinence results in physical and psychological adverse consequences and …

Objective Sexual activity is a fundamental human function with short-term and long-term
emotional, social, and physical benefits. Yet within healthcare, sexuality has been …

Oxytocin supports reproduction by promoting sexual-and nursing behavior. Moreover, it
stimulates reproductive organs by different avenues. Oxytocin is released to the blood from …

Background Pain and sarcopenia are common in older people. Cross-sectional studies
have reported a significant association between these two conditions, but cohort studies …

Objectives To explore the longitudinal association between urinary incontinence (UI) and
quality of life (QoL) in the English Longitudinal Study on Ageing, a large study of older UK …

Introduction Sexual activity of men has been evaluated at the population-level in different
regions of the world. However, reliable data are lacking for Eastern Europe. Therefore, the …

It is unclear whether sexual well-being, which is an important part of individual and relational
health, may be at risk for declines after a pregnancy loss given the limits of prior work …

There has been a growing concern among researchers and media commentators that men
in the United States may be increasingly less sexually active, creating a form of a “sex …

Introduction Although society still holds age-related stereotypes dismissing the sexuality of
aging individuals, older adults remain sexually active and find sexuality to be an important …