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Security researchers have discovered a low-cost USB vibrator was found to contain malware designed to harvest crypto credentials from a browsers and wallets.

Prioritizing self-pleasure and / or pleasure with a partner can really help with self-acceptance and stress during pregnancy and postpartum.

The first in a three-part series exploring the cultural, historical, and present-day challenges and potentials of sextech in Africa.

A new platform focused on colleges in the United States shows the incident rates of sexual assault and rape, as well as providing support for victims.

A step forward for sex toys, as MysteryVibe introduces FSA/HSA payment options since its devices are now approved by FDA as medical aids.

Health professionals rave about the benefits of kegel devices, but do the app-controlled, tracking ones really outweigh the benefits of standard Ben Wa balls?

While still prohibitively expensive for some, iPlaySafe hopes to partner with free STI testing services so everyone will be able to access results conveniently.

Israeli firm Virility Medical is developing a patch similar to Morari Medical's wearable premature ejaculation patch.

A free two-day online conference exploring women’s health and technology, including discussions about sex and input from sextech industry figures, is set to take place in June.

A new UK-based service called iPlaySafe has launched an iOS app that allows you to securely share verified STI test results with a partner.

A subscription-based app designed to help people quit watching porn has been launched by a man who says he had a “bad habit” of indulging in porn himself.