The study, published in Revista Internacional de Andrología, set out to compare the effects of Spain’s two most popular drugs – alcohol and cannabis – on sexual experiences. Now, you might think this was just an excuse for some scientists to have a good time, but trust me, it’s serious business. Well, as serious as research about getting high and getting it on can be.
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