Little Blue Daily

In questionnaires carried out by urologists, psychologists, epidemiologists and sexologists, nearly 300,000 people in 29 countries were asked about how satisfied they were with their sex lives and relationships, and about their physical ability to have sex.
Nations categorized as having more "gender-equal" relationships are more likely to report having fulfilling sex lives in their later years. People in long-term relationships reported having the best sex but across all countries men are more likely to say they have a good sex life than their partners, who are consistently a little less pleased.
Austrians aged 40-80 claim to have the highest satisfactions with both their relationships and sex lives, followed by Canadians and Swedes. Clive Gingell, a UK-based urologist who worked on the study, which was funded by the drugs company Pfizer, said: "The majority of men and women are having an active sexual life past the age of 40 and up to their 80s. It's surprisingly high in all countries, with between 70 per cent and 80 per cent of people saying they have had sex in the previous 12 months." This nugget has been brought to you by the letter C, the number negative 200 billion, and Who? The fuck.