Tracey Cox

Part of this originally appeared as one of my weekly MailOnline columns. It got so many hits, I thought I'd post it here, so it's available permanently. Couples who discuss tricky sex topics are 10 times more likely to have...

Short answer – no. Lots of people think it must mean their partner isn’t enjoying sex with them or isn’t getting enough of it. But that’s simply not the case. According to a US survey of 1200 people, people in...

Q: Can you discuss the pros and cons of erectile dysfunction drugs like Tadalafil/Cialis and how they compare to the traditionally available Viagra? I have read that there are differences between them but not sure what’s advertising and what’s real?...

I did a special SexTok podcast recently, focusing on the after effects of cheating and infidelity. You'll find it here (Ep 24). Not surprisingly, given how common and painful cheating is, it's proving to be one of our most popular....