Therapy May Not Help Premature Ejaculators
Some doctors use behavioral therapy to help treat men's premature ejaculation. But a new study reveals this may be ineffective.
New Penis Spray May Help Premature Ejaculation
Men who sprayed a new drug on the head of their penis right before sex "lasted an average of just over three minutes after three months of treatment, compared with just over 30 seconds before." Baby steps. [CBS News]
There's A Drug For That: P.E., Menopause, And The Medicalization Of Sex
Two articles in Saturday's New York Times — one about premature ejaculation and the other about menopause — shed light on how the pharmaceutical industry treats men and women's sexual "problems."
Going Rogue: The Condensed Version • New Spray Combats Premature Ejaculation
• If, like me, you can't quite stomach 432 pages of Sarah Palin's mudslinging, the AP has scanned the book for the most commonly used words to give us Palin in a nutshell: "Family," "kids," "oil," "energy," and "Alaska." •
"Bedroom Police" Banned
Australian men are apparently not happy with this ad for the Advanced Medical Institute, which mocks premature ejaculators. The ad has been banned for being offensive to men, and making light of a legit medical condition. Click through to watch. [AdFreak]
Today's News Is Brought To You By Andy Samberg's Soiled Pants
It used to be that this venerable feature was inspired by the news, hangovers, and/or funny pictures. But The Huffington Post's Jason Linkins and I have a new muse — or, to be fair, a couple of million of new muses harmed in the filming of SNL's digital short "Jizz In My Pants" (embedded after the jump). There's just…
