Sexual Health in the News

The Atlantic

The Growing Belief in ‘Love at First Sight’

A new survey found that 60% of single adults believe in love at first sight, a rise since 2014, suggesting that despite dating fatigue, many still hold onto the hope of instant romantic connection. Survey results from the Kinsey Institute, an NCSH member, are featured.

AARP

Help! UTIs Are Destroying My Sex Life

Many women experience more UTIs after menopause, which can impact their sex lives, but treatments like vaginal estrogen, antibiotics, and pelvic floor therapy can help restore comfort and intimacy. NCSH arranged interviews with experts Rachel Needle, Padma Kandadai, Allison Kent, Evelin Dacker, Sari Cooper, and Stella Harris.

Oklahoma Voice

New Oklahoma Law Makes Contraception More Convenient

A new Oklahoma law will allow women to access six months of birth control at once—reducing barriers to contraception and improving consistency, especially for those in rural areas or with limited resources.