This Week in Sex: Semen Can Carry Dozens of Viruses
And in other news, redheaded men may be singing the praises of a ginger pop musician, and one sexual position is most likely to fracture a penis.
This Week in Sex: Something New, Something Old in Gonorrhea Prevention
A new drug could fill the antibiotic gap; sex can make you grin the next day; and you might get some sticker shock with a penis product in development.
This Week in Sex: Can Sexting Help Your Relationship?
A new study suggests it can (with some caveats); men are more likely to think make-up sex is a good way to reconcile; and an imported drink gets recalled for an unexpected ingredient.
If Lawmakers Get Their Way, Teens’ Sexting Could Land Them Behind Bars for 15 Years
A bill that passed the U.S. House of Representatives earlier this month could harshly penalize adolescents for their high-tech flirting and sexual experimentation.
This Pride Month, Don’t Overlook Bisexuals
The combination of invisibility and what others see as an illegitimate identity carries significant costs when it comes to resources, which compounds the damage.
Back to School in North Carolina—But Not for School Nurses
For some students in Appalachia, the school nurse is the only health professional they ever see. But in North Carolina, “the school nurse-to-student ratio is well below the level that child health advocates recommend.”
