Recent fdgs suggt that there may be a maternal immune rponse unrpng the etlogy of sexual orientatn of gay male only-children. This maternal immune rponse appears to be distct om that which is purported to expla the classic aternal birth orr effect found studi of ma …
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- GAY MALE ONLY-CHILDREN: EVINCE FOR LOW BIRTH WEIGHT AND HIGH MATERNAL MISRRIAGE RAT
- AS A GAY MAN, I’LL NEVER BE NORMAL
- SEXUAL PROBLEMS AFFECTG GAY MEN
GAY MALE ONLY-CHILDREN: EVINCE FOR LOW BIRTH WEIGHT AND HIGH MATERNAL MISRRIAGE RAT
Erectile Dysfunctn and Premature Ejaculatn Homosexual and Heterosexual Men: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Comparative Studi.
Comparative studi on differenc sexual functn out between homosexual and heterosexual men are sparse and nclive. To systematilly evaluate whether, and to what extent, a statistilly signifint difference exists the odds of erectile dysfunctn (ED) and premature ejaculatn (PE) between homosexual and heterosexual men. A thorough search of Medle, SCOPUS, CINAHL, and Web of Science databas was rried out to intify se-ntrol studi parg the prevalence of ED and PE homosexual and heterosexual men.
4 studi clud the quantative analysis llectively provid rmatn on 1, 807 homosexual and 4, 055 heterosexual men.
AS A GAY MAN, I’LL NEVER BE NORMAL
The pooled ORs dited that homosexual orientatn was associated wh 1. Neverthels, even when the pooled timate was adjted for publitn bias, there was a signifintly higher risk of ED the homosexual group (adjted OR = 1. The fdgs n drive future studi on sexual needs and ncerns of homosexual men, which might not exactly match those of heterosexual dividuals.
This is the first meta-analysis explorg the differenc the prevalence of ED and PE between homosexual and heterosexual men.
SEXUAL PROBLEMS AFFECTG GAY MEN
Homosexual orientatn is associated wh higher odds of ED and lower odds of PE pared wh heterosexual orientatn.