NCSH in the News

NCSH in the News GLP-1s Are Dramatically Shifting People’s Sex Drives. Scientists Are Finally Figuring Out Why. – Men’s Health GLP-1 weight-loss medications may affect sexual desire, erectile function, and orgasms, with some men reporting improvements and others experiencing declines. Survey results from the Kinsey Institute, an NCSH member, are featured. Gen Z Is Debating

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NCSH in the News AARP’S “IN THE MOOD” SERIES 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:  5 Ways to Spice Up Sex in Your 60s – AARP Experts recommend that couples over 60 revitalize their

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NCSH in the News As Cornell Rape Case Fuels Conversation About Sexual Violence on Campus, Experts Share How Survivors Can Find Help – People College students have multiple options for seeking support after an act of sexual violence, including Title IX reporting, law enforcement, campus resources, and confidential sexual assault hotlines. The National Sexual Violence

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NCSH in the News The Cycle of Denial and Shame Felt By Cornell’s Jane Doe Follows a Typical Pattern for Sexual Assault Survivors, Experts Say – CNN Survivors of sexual assault may initially experience denial, shame, self-blame, or uncertainty about what happened, which can contribute to delayed reporting or changing accounts. The National Sexual Violence

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NCSH in the News Sex Recession Is Real but Complicated, Kinsey Reports – Mashable U.S. adults ages 18–29 are having less sex despite moderate to high desire among most singles. Barriers include dating fatigue, limited opportunities, fear of rejection, and financial stress. Survey results from the Kinsey Institute, an NCSH member, are featured. AARP’S “IN

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NCSH in the News Why Men Aren’t Wearing Condoms Anymore—And What That Means for the Women Who Have Sex with Them – Women’s Health  Despite persistently high STI rates, condom use remains low, with many women reporting resistance from male partners and feeling responsible for negotiating protection. SIECUS, an NCSH member, is featured.   The Impact

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NCSH in the News Feeling Like a Late Bloomer When It Comes to Sex? There’s Hope – CNN Health Sex experts say having less sexual experience does not make someone a worse partner, as communication, curiosity, responsiveness, and self-awareness matter more than the number of past partners. Justin Lehmiller of the Kinsey Institute, an NCSH

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NCSH in the News How Long Is Too Long to Go Without Sex? Experts Say It’s Complicated – Men’s Journal Research suggests that sexual “dry spells” are common and highly subjective, with no standard amount of time that defines one. Experts say sexual frequency varies widely based on age, relationship status, and life circumstances. Justin

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NCSH in the News AI Is Making Dating Less Messy, Less Judgmental—and Less Fun – Cosmopolitan More singles are using AI to analyze dates, texts, and potential partners, but experts warn that relying on it too heavily can reinforce biases, fuel over analysis, and reduce the spontaneity and vulnerability of dating. Data from the Kinsey

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NCSH in the News An AI Companion Company Is Hiring a Human Therapist – MASHABLE An AI companion company is hiring a human therapist to help people navigate relationships with AI, citing demand from users who feel stigma around these relationships. Justin Garcia, of NCSH member the Kinsey Institute, is featured in this article. AARP’S

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