NCSH in the News
What to Ask Your Gynecologist – Cosmopolitan
Gynecologists encourage patients to ask about periods, discharge, birth control, sex, mental health, and other concerns, as discussing these topics can greatly improve health and well-being. Raegan McDonald-Mosley of Power to Decide, a NCSH member, is quoted.
NCSH’S COLLABORATION WITH AARP: “IN THE MOOD”
NCSH is providing experts for AARP’s advice column, available to AARP members (via a paywall), reaching up to 15 million people monthly. The most recent articles include:
Sex Is a Taboo Subject for My Generation … So How Do I Talk About It? – AARP
Older adults may struggle to discuss sex openly, but with honest communication, self-awareness, and professional help, they can enhance intimacy and their relationships. NCSH arranged interviews with experts Nan Wise, Amanda Pasciucco, Chris Fariello, Sari Cooper, and Jane Fleishman.
Other News This Week
Should You Take a Relationship Break? Expert Advice and Tips. – Women’s Health
Taking a relationship break can help couples gain clarity, work through personal issues, and potentially strengthen their relationship, but it requires clear communication, boundaries, and self-reflection.
The Manosphere is a growing problem. These ‘Sex-Ed for Guys’ videos may be the solution. – USA Today
Colby College students created Sex Ed for Guys on TikTok to counter misogynistic content by promoting healthy masculinity, consent, and emotional openness through relatable, humorous videos.
Heart Disease and Sexual Health: Effects, Concerns, and Tips – Healthline
Heart disease can affect sexual function through reduced libido, anxiety, and physical limitations, but with proper medical guidance, most people with heart conditions can enjoy a safe, healthy sex life.
IUDs: Which Is Right for You, and How to Talk to Your Doctor – SheKnows
The article offers practical advice on how to comfortably talk to your OB/GYN about sex, birth control, and IUD options, emphasizing open communication, personalized care, and patient empowerment.
Reversible, Long-Term Male Birth Control Reaches 2-Year Success – Interesting Engineering
Contraline’s injectable male contraceptive, ADAM™, has advanced to Phase 2 of trials, showing promising results in blocking sperm for up to two years with no major side effects.
Top Fixes for Problems with Your Junk, Including ED – Men’s Health
The article addresses male sexual and urinary health issues, including erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, prostate enlargement, fertility improvement, and cancer prevention.
People Have Just Realized What Popular Condom Brand Means – New York Post
Durex recently confirmed its name stands for durability, reliability, and excellence, amid rising STI rates and ongoing efforts to promote sexual wellness.
