The Kinsey Institute’s newest art show is turning the tables on the “male gaze” in art. read more...

There are an awful lot of sex toys out there, and a lot of them look more likely to tune your carburetor than to get your rocks off! read more...

With rates of polygamous relationships rising, Aliza Saraco-Polner sheds light on the social and biological bases for monogamy and nonmonogamy in humans. read more...

A new study located the G-spot and is getting lots of hype...but the findings should be taken in context. read more...

Guest blogger Alia Wilhelm explores the interesting relationship that exists between love, addiction and obsessive-compulsive behavior. read more...

Recent allegations of women being discharged from the military with a psychiatric diagnosis after reporting a sexual assault have some asking questions. read more...

Part of our "How I Became A . . ." series: Justin Garcia, a Research Fellow at the Kinsey Institute, tells his story. read more...

Sexual desire may decline with relationship length for young women, but not men. read more...

Part of our "How I Became A . . ." series: The story of how one public health doctoral student, Nicole Smith, got into the field of sex research. read more...

Part 2 of the interview with sex educator, writer, and consultant, Cory Silverberg. read more...

New research discusses the implications of self reports of sexual satisfaction that may be getting at partner satisfaction, rather than self satisfaction. read more...

Can circumcision really reduce HIV transmission risk by 60% or more? And how can circumcision be used to battle the AIDS epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa? read more...

New art series celebrates the beauty of women’s whole bodies, telling stories of breast cancer survival, healing, and sexual liberation. read more...