Sexual intercourse

One obscure fact out of the devastating quake that struck Nepal over the weekend is the fact that the Himalayan country is used by many same-sex couples in Israel for surrogate pregnancies.

Greek Dr. Nick Drydakis led a new study by the Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge, UK, that found that an active sex life increased productivity at work as well as salary output. Dr. Drydakis studied 7,500 Greek adults, aged from 26 to 50 years of age, for the study and found that people who have sex two or three times a week earn 4.5% more than co-workers who do not.

A 36-year-old man in Macedonia, northern Greece, is facing charges for allegedly videotaping sexual encounters between him and his 33-year-old girlfriend without her consent and subsequently posting the illegal material online.

Cyber crimes officers are currently examining the suspect?s computer.

Gay and lesbian employees in Greece have lower job satisfaction than heterosexual staff, a new study has found.

LGBT rights associations have launched an online petition campaign against the Turkish Red Crescent for its long-standing policy of refusing blood from gay donors.

Optional reproductive health classes began in 66 high schools in Vojvodina as the new school year began on Monday, as part of attempts to address a potentially dangerous lack of knowledge among pupils.

A notice from the Health Ministry on “Consultancy before Marriage” has highlighted that one out of every five marriages are among kin.

The recently released document also includes sexual advice for couples, especially for the “first night.”
“Consanguineous marriage is mostly among first-degree relatives, increasing the number of rare genetic diseases,” it said.

Problems of Serbs in sex

Urologists estimate that between 30 and 50 percent of men in Serbia suffer from erectile dysfunction.

Erectile dysfunction is the chief, most frequent and absolutely curable problem in men.