Sexual Health - Videos

Is there a new way to see if your man is cheating? The Doctors discuss the idea of implanting microchips to find out if your partner is unfaithful.

Male birth control: the moodiness might just be worth it.

The Doctors discuss a recent headline that has caught attention. A professor tested a theory that mouthwash can kill gonorrhea on men who have detectable levels of the disease in their throat. Did it work?

The Doctors discuss oral thrush, which is the same organism that causes vaginal yeast infections in women.

The Doctors discuss a new vibrator from Vibease that syncs up with erotic audiobooks and works in real time.

Actress Shailene Woodley is passionate about sex education and believes masturbation should be taught in school. What do you think?

The Doctors discuss a new brunch hot spot in D.C. that serves up eggs and a male burlesque show.

Singer & reality star Jessie James Decker recently raised eyebrows when she celebrated her New York Jets hubby’s touchdown by complimenting his penis! Does this cross the line?

Magic can happen in the kitchen but can this pasta dish cast a “sex spell?â€� Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon puts it to the test.

One woman received a shock when she found out she was being spied on …by her sex toy!

A new study has confirmed something many of us have known for years: people like having sex in cars. Researchers from the University of South Dakota have indicated (through somewhat of a small sample size of 706 undergrads) that 61 per cent of men and 59.5 per cent of women have had sex in a parked car, Cosmo reports. The study also found 14 per cent of the survey respondents lost their virginity in a car. "Despite discomfort, body bumps, and risk of being caught, sex while parked was primarily a positive sexual and romantic experience for both men and women," the study notes.

Sheet masks are commonly used by people for a better complexion, but some people are taking this treatment down south.

Could your runny nose be a sign of erectile dysfunction? A new study involving nearly 14,000 men found those with chronic sinusitis were 50% more likely to be impotent than those with no nasal issues.

The “hi massagerâ€� was originally developed to help women with post C-section pain. It’s shown to be effective at relieving discomfort, but it also has an unexpected side effect.

A new male spray soon to hit drugstores claims that it can actually make men last longer in bed. The Doctors decide to put it to the test!

New research supports that men with low testosterone levels and low libido may be helped by light therapy!

Women are reportedly paying up to $300 dollars for a relaxing vagina massage. Would you try it?

Ari is a 41-year-old math professor who is also a free sperm donor to women struggling to get pregnant. With 22 kids so far, he’s earned himself the nickname the Sperminator!

Moms of daughter Zoe talk about how they feel about Ari and his role in their daughter’s life.

A new café in Switzerland will offer hot coffee and the chance to order the services of a prostitute off an iPad to enjoy with it.

Attorney Areva Martin joins The Doctors to discuss the man who has donated his sperm to 18 different women, and has had five lawsuits filed against him.

Khloe Kardashian is recommending women put vitamin E on their vagina to make it stronger. Is this good health or just hype?

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention wants everyone to talk about STDs, get tested and, if need be, seek treatment. Mayo Clinic infectious disease specialist Dr. Pritish Tosh says education about these preventable infections is important, because the number of cases is on the rise. In this Mayo Clinic Minute, reporter Vivien Williams talk to Dr. Tosh about STDs.

Think you know condoms? Take this quiz and find out!

Think you know the facts about period sex? Take this quiz and see!

The Doctors and entrepreneur Marcus Lemonis discuss a recent study that surveyed more than 1,000 people about activities people engage in while on the road.

The Doctors discuss a recent news story about the “perfectâ€� sperm donor who had an IQ of 160, a PhD, and great looks…but turned out too good to be true!

Model and actress Molly Sims joins The Doctors to discuss a recent study that looked at how long sex usually lasts around the world.

The Doctors discuss a new menstrual product called “Flex,â€� which claims to keep sex during that time of the month mess-free. But is it safe?

What are your rights when the surrogate you’ve hired decides to keep the baby? Family law litigator Fred Silberberg joins the Doctors to discuss the legalities of one couple’s nightmare scenario.