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Brian McFarland is a staff writer at Biology Insights covering sexual health. He previously developed community health education materials after working as a college peer educator, holds a BS in public health from University at Albany, and develops black-and-white film in a converted bathroom darkroom.

Why Is Sex So Fun? The Science Behind Pleasure Reproductive
Is Watching Porn Every Day Bad for Your Health?Reproductive
Why Are Men More Sexual? What the Science Shows Zoology
Why Do Humans Like Sex? Brain, Evolution & Bonding Mental Health
Is Porn Bad for Teens? What the Science Says Kids
What Is the Most Attractive BMI for Men and Women?Diet & Weight
How Many Holes Are in Your Vagina? What to Know Reproductive
What Is the Right Age to Have Sex? Signs You’re Ready Reproductive
What Does Being Naked in a Dream Really Mean?Sleep
What Happens to Your Body When You Stop Jerking Off Reproductive
How Many Holes Does a Girl Have Down There?Reproductive
What Age Should You Talk to Kids About Sex?Kids
What Does a Diaphragm Look Like? Shape & Color Reproductive
Why Is Sex Fun? The Science Behind Pleasure Reproductive
Why Do Humans Have Sex? What Science Actually Shows Reproductive
Why Do Men Love Sex? The Science Explained Reproductive
What Do Pursed Lips Mean? Body Language & Breathing Heart & Lungs
Why Is Jerking Off Bad? What Science Actually Says Reproductive
Is the Penis an Organ, Muscle, or Something Else?Reproductive
What Age Does Puberty End for Boys and Girls?Reproductive
Why Do People Like Feet? Brain Science & Psychology Mental Health
What Causes an Orgasm? The Science Explained Biology
How Are Children Made? The Biology Explained Pregnancy
How to Be Trans: Social, Medical & Legal Steps Mental Health
Is Sexuality a Spectrum? What Science Reveals Mental Health
What Is a Detransitioner and Why Do People Detransition?Healthcare
What Is a Buttocks? Anatomy, Muscles, and Fat Bones & Muscles
What Makes Men Horny: Hormones, Brain & Lifestyle Hormones
What Women Want in Bed, According to Science Reproductive
How to Explain Embarrassment to a Child: What to Say Kids