Benefits of Sexual Activity on Psychological, Relational, and Sexual Health During the COVID-19 Breakout
@article{Mollaioli2020BenefitsOS, title={Benefits of Sexual Activity on Psychological, Relational, and Sexual Health During the COVID-19 Breakout}, author={Daniele Mollaioli and Andrea Sansone and G. Ciocca and Erika Limoncin and Elena Colonnello and Giorgio Di Lorenzo and Emmanuele Angelo Jannini}, journal={The Journal of Sexual Medicine}, year={2020}, volume={18}, pages={35 - 49} }
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