Your fact-checks will appear here
A technique proposed to unify practice and reporting of penile size measurement
Major scientific efforts to define “average” penile size rely on cross-sectional measurements—erect, flaccid stretched, and flaccid—taken either by clinicians or self-reported; studies that used clini...
Clinical measurements of male genital size are substantially more reliable than anonymous online surveys because they use standardized techniques, trained observers and objective tools that reduce bia...
The 2015 Veale et al. paper was a systematic review and meta‑analysis that pooled clinic‑measured penile dimensions to build nomograms; it only used studies where measurements were performed by health...