For both men and women, it's a fact of nature that our hormone levels fluctuate and drop as we age. These fluctuations can have plenty of deleterious side effects, including loss of bone density, mood swings, and low libido. In ladies, this transition is called menopause, and we quietly medicate it with hormone…

Ohio State Senator Nina Turner (Cleveland-D) has added her own piece of legislation to the growing body of dick-regulation measures proposed by lady lawmakers at their wit's end with conservative attempts to restrict women's access to comprehensive healthcare. Turner's bill — Senate Bill 307 — would require any man…

Ever wonder about the source of all that fake Viagra spammers try to sell you? Well, some of it — 40,000 pills to be exact — came through the luggage of one guy who was arrested in Los Angeles yesterday.

With all this talk of personhood and vaginal punishment-probes and the general whorishness who use birth control that's paid for by insurance, a beautiful trend has arisen from the smoldering remains of common sense. Unable to fight fire with facts, progressive lawmakers facing dizzyingly retro abortion and…

A new study suggests that Viagra could increase the risk of hearing loss, potentially creating a dilemma for men with erectile dysfunction. As if they didn't have enough to deal with.

Now that he's semi-retired, Larry's letting loose, joking with Leno about everything from his mother-in-law to Italian/Jewish rivalry. When asked about his kids' age differences—the oldest being 55 and the youngest being 10—he bragged about his Viagra-less virility.

We got our hands on a copy of Time Out New York's Sex Issue — from 1996. Let's take a look inside to see what sex was like when business was booming and "hookup culture" hadn't been invented yet.

The funniest "to be sure" caveat I've seen lately: "Larry King himself may well be merely the world's most ever-ready septuagenarian." A more likely explanation: Viagra. And he's not alone.

• A British parliamentary candidate has received some criticism for airbrushed photos that appeared on a billboard with the slogan "It's time for a change." Her personal assistant claims that Caroline Dinenage had no idea the photo had been changed.

A study has found that older men want — and enjoy — sex more than older women do. But "there is a silver lining for older women having bad or unwanted sex: men tend to die younger than women."

• Good news for undersexed ladies: Scientists may be close to developing a libido-boosting pill for women. The drug was initially developed as an antidepressant, but trials showed it made participants no happier, but a little hornier. •

A Florida company has created a brand of gum they say helps boost male libido. But before you reach for the magnums, Sexlets "don't claim to cure anything" and are available for the low, low price of $11.97. [UPI]

"Two years ago, bored, fed-up, frustrated with my life and with my confidence plummeting, I walked into a kitchen full of women." And discovered her sexuality! (That's them, post-discovery.)

The brilliant headline "Restless Vagina Syndrome" had me primed to giggle at whatever Terry J. Allen wrote underneath it, but instead, I ended up fuming at Big Pharma and the patriarchy. So, you know, must be Tuesday.

Verdict: If you're adult enough to have a boner, you should be adult enough to swallow a pill. [The London Paper]

U.S.-backed Afghani President Hamid Karzai is poised to issue a law on women's rights that the UN Development Fund for Women has warned against and a female Parliamentarian calls "worse than during the Taliban."