A cancer diagnosis affects a person’s sexual functioning, according to a research. The study, led by the University of Houston, found that more than half the proportion of cancer patients reported problems with sexual function, with the probability of reporting sexual dysfunction increasing over time. The study discovered that two years after their initial cancer …

You swore you’d never do it. “Baby,” “honey,” “sweetie.” No, hearing other couples call each other such names used to make you shudder. But then you found yourself in a loving relationship, and lo and behold, you started using baby names for your partner too. Why does this happen? Well, it turns out there’s a …

A survey has revealed the five stages most relationships go through – and what each one entails. Dating site eHarmony conducted a survey on over 1,000 Australians to find out when various milestones occur. “There are a lot of commonalities among Australians when it comes to the important phases we go through in our dating …

When you’re dating someone new, it’s normal to feel nervous before seeing them. And when you really like them, nervous excitement is to be expected. But according to a behavioural expert, feeling nervous too far into the dating process could be a huge red flag. “If you are overly apprehensive every time you get together …

New research has shown that being married can promote long-term health benefits, especially when your spouse is also your best friend. Carried out by Shawn Grover and John Helliwell of the Vancouver School of Economics in Canada, the pair used data from two UK surveys to look at the relationship between marriage and friendship. The …