So what is sexual perversion? Indeed, is there any such thing?... How understanding the past may bring us to a more equal resolution to accepting sexual difference now, and in the future - a must for good sexual health.

The research provides unique insights into sexuality education in an adult learning environment, using ethnographic methods to reveal ways in which undergraduate students perceive and interpret new knowledge acquired from formal studies in sexology.

It seemed critical to advance a model that would help professionals and the public alike, understand that sex is always both "mental and physical". STP was intended to easily describe the mind/body concept (underlying all psychophysiological phenomena): "mental" factors can "turn you on" as well as "turn you off"; the same is true of the "physical” factors.

Universal, interrelated, interdependent and indivisible, sexual rights are a component of human rights, and they are an evolving set of entitlements that contribute to the freedom, equality and dignity of all people. Sexual rights are also a fundamental component of the right to the highest attainable standard of health.

Dilemmas refer especially to the evolving capacity of the child (as mentioned in the Convention on the Rights of the Child) and its relation to the need for protecting children and young people versus the need to enable autonomous decision making among children and young people.

How the mother-child relationship is created? Biologizing theories put genetic bonds in the foreground, socially constructivist theories lean on psycho-social bonds.  The results are important not only for the sphere of third-party reproduction but they will also find use in after-delivery care for parents, as well as in consultancy provided to applicants for adoptions.

Pregnancy is a special period characterized by physical, hormonal and psychological changes that in conjugation with social and cultural influences affect women’s sexuality.  A discussion of expected changes in sexuality should be routinely done by doctors in order to improve couples’ perception of sexual modifications induced by pregnancy.

Sex reassignment is the treatment of transsexualism. Little is known about the long-term outcome regarding mortality and psychiatric health of this procedure. Sex reassigned individuals have substantially higher mortality and are at higher risk for psychiatric morbidity and suicide attempts than the normal population. 

The standpoint for sexuality education is the right for education, knowledge and information about sexuality, referring to ICPD and RFSU's three fundamental principles: The right to choose, the right to be oneself and the right to enjoy. A rights-based, comprehensive sex education needs to recognize, address and accept children’s and young peoples’ needs and questions.