NCSH in the News 1 in 4 LGBTQ+ Singles Say the Political Climate Is Reshaping Their Dating Lives – DatingNews.com One in four LGBTQ+ singles, especially Gen Zers, say they are rethinking how they date and taking extra precautions online. Research from NCSH member, the Kinsey Institute, is featured. NCSH’S COLLABORATION WITH AARP: “IN THE
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Sexual Health in the News June 13 – June 19
NCSH in the News How Singles Are Using AI To Improve Their Online Dating Success – Fast Company A new survey of 5,000 U.S. singles found that 26% now use AI in dating—a 333% increase from 2024—with nearly half of Gen Z already relying on it to shape profiles, start conversations, and assess compatibility. Survey
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NCSH in the News The Growing Belief in ‘Love at First Sight’ – The Atlantic 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,
Read MoreSexual Health in the News May 30 – June 5
NCSH in the News 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: I Feel Like a Roommate in My Marriage – AARP If you feel like a roommate
Read MoreSexual Health in the News May 16 – May 22
NCSH in the News 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: Help! Fibroids Are Making Intimacy Painful – AARP Most women develop uterine fibroids by age 70, and
Read MoreSexual Health in the News May 9 – May 15
NCSH in the News Sexless Relationships Aren’t Uncommon – 5 Things to Do If You’re in One – Men’s Health Sexless relationships are common and not necessarily a sign of trouble—understanding the causes, communicating openly, and seeking support can help partners reconnect emotionally and physically. Psychologist and sex therapist, Shannon Chavez, a NCSH member, is
Read MoreSexual Health in the News May 2 – May 8
NCSH in the News Want More Sex? Doing Your Share of the Chores Can Help – Giddy Research suggests women tend to experience more sexual desire in relationships they perceive as equitable when it comes to physical and emotional labor. Justin Lehmiller of the Kinsey Institute, an NCSH member, is quoted. NCSH’S COLLABORATION WITH
Read MoreSexual Health in the News April 25 – May 1
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”
Read MoreSexual Health in the News April 18 – April 24
NCSH in the News Just Say It! How to Use Your Voice to Be WAY Better in Bed ft. Shan Boodram – Getting Open with Andrea Miller In the latest podcast episode of “Getting Open with Andrea Miller,” NCSH member Shan Boodram explores how owning the awk around sexual health and relationship conversations can boost
Read MoreSexual Health in the News April 11 – April 17
NCSH in the News 7 ‘Embarrassing’ Sex Questions Experts Get Asked All the Time – Huffington Post Experts highlight that common but embarrassing questions about sex—like squirting, masturbation frequency, fantasies, anal play, and penis size—are normal and shouldn’t be a source of shame. Sexuality educator Dr. Susan Milstein, a NCSH member, was quoted. Other News
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