An injection that increases the size of a woman's G-spot to heighten her orgasm is set to hit bedrooms across the UK.

The collagen jab temporarily enlarges the G-spot to the size of a 10p in width and a quarter of an inch in height - making it hard to miss.

The G-Shot is given under local anaesthetic and is being hailed as the latest lunchtime procedure, with most women in and out of the clinic in around half an hour...

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Viagra turns 10 this month, and didn't time just fly? It seems like only yesterday we started guffawing at the Symbolism for Dummies ads on TV for the little blue pill and its "erectile dysfunction" rivals - footballs tossed through tires, faucets erupting. The spots ended with a list of potential side effects that sounded like a satire of potential side effects. "More than four hours?" we winced. "Ouch."

However discomfiting the commercials, the Food and Drug Administration approval of Viagra - on March 27, 1998 - is a landmark day in the history of sex. It seemed at the time like a biomedical revolution was upon us all, and about five minutes after word of the magical med went global, the question first was asked: Where is the women's version of Viagra?...

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We here at Sexploration have been struck by a small spate of recent news items and research reports that, if taken together, could indicate that we are spending big money to kill off our sex lives.

I am referring to our pricey technology, the kind of thing you are using right now to read these words. (If you are going to panic over this, kindly do so after finishing the column, please.)

This month, Solutions Research Group, an organization that provides data to high-tech companies and also conducts surveys of our technology habits, published a report called "Age of Disconnect Anxiety."...

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FRIDAY, March 28 (HealthDay News) -- A combination of testosterone and progestin suppresses sperm production faster and more completely than testosterone alone, according to an analysis by an international team of researchers.

The scientists said that hormonal contraception may become a safe, effective and reversible form of male birth control...

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China's notoriously sex-shy pandas are being put through a rigorous "sexercise" program in a new effort to encourage them to mate, state media reported yesterday.

The Chengdu Panda Breeding and Research Centre in the southwestern province of Sichuan is making male pandas walk on their two legs to strengthen their pelvic and hip muscles, to better prepare them for sex, the China Daily said.

The move, which is achieved by luring male pandas up with an apple, looks remarkably like a dance routine and is aimed to boost the animal's sexual stamina, the report said...

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