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Sex & Religion: Five Traditions on Masturbation
The first of a new series on sex and religion discusses views on masturbation from the perspectives of Judaism, Catholicism, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism.
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From Sex & The City To Downton Abbey: TV Infertility VS. Reality
Guest Blogger Debra Unger challenges our favorite TV shows to address infertility issues honestly and informatively
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Relationships & Sex on Screen: “The Sessions”
The second installment of Relationships & Sex on Screen: Love, connection, and sexual surrogacy work in the 2012 film, "The Sessions."
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Maleness, Masculinity, and Professional Football
The NFL's response to homophobic remarks is proof that American hegemonic masculinity is changing
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Doctors Need To Be On the Lookout For Reproductive Coercion
According to new recommendations from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, doctors should be aware of and screen for reproductive coercion.
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Waiting For The Baby Carriage: Delaying The Age of Childbirth
More sex but less babies. Do you plan to have children? When? What does increased maternal and paternal age mean for the health of babies?
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Q&A: Will Daily Sex Affect My Sperm Count?
Having sex every day is neither good nor bad.
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Straight But Not Narrow: How To Be An Active Ally
How can you be straight and support the LGBT community? What does it really mean to be an LGBT ally? What can we do politically to advocate for LGBT rights?
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Q&A: Does It Hurt To Tear Your Hymen?
Some women find initial penetration to be just somewhat uncomfortable and others find it painful.
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Q&A: My Husband Has Gonorrhea—Did He Cheat?
A wife wonders if a gonorrhea diagnosis means her husband cheated, and another listener wonders if lambskin condoms are worth trying.
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Relationships & Love »
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Q&A: My Wife Prefers Her Sex Toys To Sex With Me
While I cannot tell you whether you should stay in your marriage or leave your marriage, it certainly sounds like you’re ready to make some changes.
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Research Suggests that Homosexuality Is Related to Epigenetics
A new study suggests that epigenetics may provide a clue to help solve the mystery of the origin of homosexuality.
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Q&A: How Can I Know If I’m Bisexual?
Not even all scientists who study sex agree on how to best describe or measure a person’s sexual orientation.
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Akin’s Comments Highlight The Need For Improved Rape Awareness
In light of Congressmen Akin's use of the term "legitimate rape," it is important to understand why some women may not call their experience rape.
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Dr. Debby Herbenick (M.P.H., Ph.D.) is Associate Director of the Center for Sexual Health Promotion at Indiana University where she is also a sexual health researcher and educator at The Kinsey Institute.
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Adam Fisher (M.A.) is a Ph.D. student in Counseling Psychology, and an instructor for the Student Academic Center at Indiana University. Adam’s clinical practice interests are in evidence-based couple and sex therapy.
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Kristen Jozkowski received her Ph.D.in Applied Health Science at Indiana University in May, 2011, and now teaches at University of Arkansas (yes, there is life after college). Kristen's research focuses on sexual communication and consent, desire and pleasure, sexual function, and women's sexuality.
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