
In an era in which access to information is greater than ever, the general population paradoxically holds increasing levels of misinformation about specific topics. This is particularly evident in the field of sexuality. Today, individuals often seek information on the internet that may originate from sources of questionable reliability, resulting in content that can be confusing or inaccurate. For this reason, scientifically grounded, evidence-based information becomes especially relevant. The aim of this Research Topic has been to provide accurate and useful information on this topic, both for the general population and for professionals, by presenting a diverse and compelling collection of articles that will equip professionals with practical tools and foster interest in sexological science among the public.
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women sexual health, Editorial, sexual dysfunction, editorial, sexual health, women, men sexual health, sexuality
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