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Sexual Frustration in Fruit Flies Linked to Stress, Early death
Sexual frustration might lead to early death, at least in fruit flies. Sexual frustration might lead to early death, at least in fruit flies. A latest study by researchers at the University of Michigan Health System and colleagues has found that sex-deprived fruit flies have low resistance to starvation and develop more stress than their peers.
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