Clitoral Nerve Pathways Fully Mapped in New Research, Thirty Years After Male Counterpart

New scientific research has successfully mapped the complete nerve pathways of the clitoris for the first time, thirty years after male counterparts were mapped. These findings are expected to significantly improve recovery outcomes for women undergoing pelvic surgery.

30 Mar, 10:39 — 30 Mar, 10:39

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Clitoral nerves mapped for first time, thirty years after male counterpart

PRESS REVIEW – Monday, March 30: Papers discuss the use of artificial intelligence in war and the ethics behind it. Staying with AI, German actress Collien Fernandes says Germany is a haven for perpetrators, after she revealed her husband has been sharing deepfake porn of her. Next: a story about squatters living in Gangnam, the richest part of Seoul. Finally, scientists have mapped the nerves of the clitoris for the first time.

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Clitoral Nerve Pathways Fully Mapped in New Research, Thirty Years After Male Counterpart

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Teljesen feltérképezték a csikló idegpályáit

Clitoral nerves mapped for first time, thirty years after male counterpart

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