NCSH in the News
11 Real Reasons Couples Stop Having Sex (And How to Reconnect) – Thriveworks
Sexless marriages are common and often stem from stress, health issues, or communication problems. Experts recommend honest conversations, redefining intimacy, and rebuilding emotional connection to restore closeness. NCSH arranged the interview with therapist Shadeen Francis.
Study Finds 90% of Women Agree That This is the Most Attractive Trait A Man Could Have – YourTango
A global study found that nearly 90% of women consider kindness the most attractive trait in a man. Dr Virginia J. Vitzthum of the Kinsey Institute, an 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:
t’s Great to Be in a Long-Term Relationship … Until You’re Not – AARP
To get over an ex, reflect on whether you miss them or just the relationship, grieve the loss, limit contact, and refocus on yourself and your future. NCSH arranged interviews with Nan Wise, Rachel Needle, Stella Harris, and Allison Kent.
Other News This Week
Birth Control Pill for Men that Temporarily Stops Sperm — Without Hormones — Passes Safety Trial – New York Post
A new nonhormonal male birth control pill has passed its first human safety trial, showing promise as a reversible and side-effect-free contraceptive that blocks sperm production without affecting testosterone.
EU Regulator Approves Injectable HIV Drug that Experts Say Could Help Stop Transmission – PBS News
The European Medicines Agency has recommended authorizing lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injectable HIV prevention drug proven highly effective, but concerns around global access remain.
Women are Anonymously Spilling Tea About Men in Their Cities on Viral App – NBC News
The Tea app, an anonymous “dating-safety” app where women share information on men they have dated, has sparked controversy for encouraging shaming and recently suffered a data leak.
What Does HIV Rash Look Like—and How Do You Treat It? – Health
An HIV rash is an early sign of infection, causing red, purple, or dark brown irritated skin that usually lasts days to weeks. If you notice one, see a healthcare provider as soon as possible.
2 Ways Your Friends Could Be Impacting Your Love Life – Psychology Today
Friends may notice red flags in a new partner you might miss, but their perspectives can also be biased and reflect their own insecurities. While their input matters, your own judgment should come first.
