Sex and health go hand in hand. Research has linked it to a slimmer waistline, a stronger heart and a lower risk for prostate and breast cancers. It’s also a boon for mental health, since sex is associated with lower rates of depression and better mood. But Americans today are having less of it than …

You have a new bundle of joy and your world is turned on its head. You’re not sleeping, you’re trying to decode your baby’s cries, and you really can’t even remember if you ate lunch or showered today. But eventually you’ll adjust, and the things that were so normal in your pre-baby life—like sex—will resurface. …

Let’s face it—most of us are profoundly curious about our partner’s experience in the sack, but are too afraid to ask. For instance, do men or women want sex more in relationships? And why do men say no to sex? But most of the time, we tiptoe around these topics for fear of making things …

Obviously there are many reasons couples decide to divorce, and some researchers reckon it could even be in your genes. Regardless, being a divorcee is something you should never be ashamed of. But apparently, the job you or your partner does can also make a split more likely. Nathan Yau, a statistician, looked into recent …

The biggest strain on a relationship isn’t kid or lack of sex or even the ubiquitous scapegoat called “no communication.” It’s everything balled up into one problem—lack of time. The 45-to-54 age group has the country’s highest percentage of divorces. To avoid joining their ranks, the best thing you can do in your 40s, if …