Health

It's a fact: menopause, by itself, does not alter women's ability to desire and feel desired, to become aroused and experience orgasms, to give and receive pleasure, or to feel sexually satisfied. However, menopause continues to provoke fears that achieve just the opposite: that everything related to sexuality deteriorates.

And what happened? Well, hallucinogenic mushrooms have started to grow in your blood ...

The first impression is so powerful that we rarely change it, even when the facts contradict it.

We have learned a lesson from infectious diseases: the only way to cure or eradicate disease is to know its cause. This axiom should be remembered when studying the other noncommunicable diseases.

Vaccines can force the emergence of variants that are able to avoid them. However, this should not, for now, worry us excessively.

A genetic condition, but one that worsens with age and lifestyle –the length of telomeres– would be behind one of the serious symptoms of COVID-19: pulmonary fibrosis, according to CNIO scientists.

It is a very pleasant sexual practice, but one that continues to be clouded by myths and false beliefs. Do you consider yourself an expert? Check it out with this quiz.

What we learn about our world may be more important for how it makes us feel than for the rewards we receive for it.