NCSH Sexual Health in the News: Mar 18 - Mar 24 - National Coalition for Sexual Health

NCSH Sexual Health in the News: Mar 18 - Mar 24

Mar 24, 2016

NCSH in the News

Dating with Herpes: Your 10-Step Guide - Refinery29

Nearly 1 in 6 people are infected with the virus that causes genital herpes. On behalf of the Coalition, NCSH's Amber Madison provides a 10-step guide for dating with herpes, which features an interview with NCSH member, Jenelle Marie Davis, of the STD Project.

Men: 5 Ways to Make Condoms More Pleasurable - BlackDoctor.org

NCSH's Tyomi Morgan provides five simple ways to make condom use sexier and more satisfying for men and their partners and interviews NCSH's Deborah Arrindell, from ASHA.

How to Get a Bikini Wax When You Have an STI - Refinery29

NCSH set up an interview with Dr. Hilda Hutcherson who dispels myths and provides tips so that women who have STIs can safely enjoy bikini waxes.

Other News This Week

The IUD Revolution - Vox

A nonprofit called Upstream USA aims to increase access to long acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) by making same-day access available nationwide.

What's at Stake in Supreme Court Case on Contraception

- New York Times

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard arguments in a case about access to contraception and religious liberty. This article provides a look at the parties and issues in the case.

Post-Charlie Sheen Diagnosis Spike in Internet Searches Shows Lull in HIV/AIDS Awareness - Huffington Post

This past November, actor Charlie Sheen revealed that he is HIV positive. A recent study found that Sheen's revelation resulted in a large spike in the number of HIV-related internet searches immediately following the news.

Discovery of Sperm's 'Power Kick' Could Lead to Unisex Contraceptives and Explain Cause Of Male Infertility - Medical Daily

Biologists recently discovered receptors on the sperm tail that are activated once it nears the egg. The new findings uncover another possible source of male infertility, and could also lead to the development of a unisex contraceptive.

Work with Monkeys May Benefit HIV Babies - U.S. News and World Report

Findings from a new study suggest that giving antibodies to human infants infected with HIV by their mothers might clear the AIDS-causing virus from their bodies.

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