Testosterone is the primary factor that drives sexual desire, says Michael Ingber, MD, a physician in urology and female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery at the Atlantic Health System ...

Nuva Frames/Shutterstock.com To accommodate egg-laying, breeding females have a wider pelvic bone. Experienced handlers can learn to feel the differences between the male and female pelvic bones ...

The risk of pelvic organ prolapse increases (dose-response effect) with the number of vaginal deliveries compared to caesarean sections. There are few reliable studies on the association between mode ...

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