The vagina is a muscular tube connecting the outside of the body to the uterus. The vagina expands and produces more ...

“There comes a time in every woman’s life when she sees herself as medicine has seen her: a mystery. An enigma. A black box that, for some reason, no one has managed to get inside.” —Rachel E. Gross ...

There’s a reason women know so little about our own bodies. Credit...Armando Veve via W. W. Norton & Company Supported by By Maya Salam When you purchase an independently reviewed book through our ...

The vaginal plexuses are two arteries that are on either side of the vagina. The vaginal artery plexus is also known as the vaginal venous plexus. The vaginal artery plexus is drained by the vaginal ...

Vulva and vaginal education is still severely lacking around the world—so much so that in the U.K., just 6% of women said they learned about intimate health conditions through school and university ...

‘The Great Wall Vulva’ mural exhibition by the British artist Jamie McCartney. EPA When it comes to female anatomy, there’s still a lot that many of us don’t know. A 2019 survey from YouGov found that ...