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Examining The Link Between Oral Sex And Oral Cancer
Michael Douglas' statement linking oral sex and oral cancer helped raise awareness that HPV-related cancers affect men as well as women.
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Testosterone & Sexual Desire: What’s The Link?
A new study supports the idea that there are a lot of predictors of sexual desire other than testosterone to consider.
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“Normal” Women’s Reproductive Functioning: Myth Vs. Reality
Guest blogger Amy Harris presents the first in a series on what we know, and a few surprises about our assumptions, about the female body
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How Do I Come Out to My Parents?
Many LGB individuals say that the hardest thing they feel they will have to do is come out to their parents. This article may be able to help the process.
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Lena Dunham Promotes Body-Diverse Sexuality On HBO’s “Girls”
Lena Dunham's HBO show "Girls" may help viewers feel more positively about their bodies and sex lives.
Pregnancy & Birth Control »
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From Sex & The City To Downton Abbey: TV Infertility VS. Reality
Guest Blogger Debra Unger challenges our favorite TV shows to address infertility issues honestly and informatively
- Blog Post Doctors Need To Be On the Lookout For Reproductive Coercion
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Pleasure & Orgasm »
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Q&A: How Can I Find Someone Who Shares My Foot Fetish?
There are women in the world who may have never had a partner with a foot fetish but who might be open to it so long as it's presented in a non-threatening way.
- Podcast Q&A: I Don’t Get Turned On When My Partner Orgasms
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Common Problems »
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Straight But Not Narrow: How To Be An Active Ally
How can you be straight and support the LGBT community? What does it really mean to be an LGBT ally? What can we do politically to advocate for LGBT rights?
- Blog Post A Way To Go In Expanding HIV Testing Access
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Bodies »
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Does Penis Size Matter? Why Do We Care…
Recent research on how penis size is related to women's attraction to men has received a lot of media attention lately, but this might not be a good thing.
- Podcast Q&A: Why Do I Bleed After Sex?
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Health & Disease »
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Q&A: Should I Have Anal Sex Without A Condom?
If you want to have anal sex without a condom, the most important thing is for you and your partner to get tested for STIs.
- Podcast Q&A: My Husband Has Gonorrhea—Did He Cheat?
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Relationships & Love »
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What They’re Reading: Bianca Jarvis
Book recommendations from experts in the fields of sexuality, gender, health, science and relationships.
- Podcast Q&A: My Wife Prefers Her Sex Toys To Sex With Me
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Sex Research & Therapy »
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What They’re Reading: Patti Britton
Book recommendations from experts in the fields of sexuality, gender, health, science and relationships.
- Blog Post Research Suggests that Homosexuality Is Related to Epigenetics
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Sexual Orientation & Gender »
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Q&A: I Fantasize About Two Men Having Sex
It’s extremely common for one’s mind to wander elsewhere, including sometimes to fantasies that don’t always immediately make sense to the person having them.
- Podcast Q&A: How Can I Know If I’m Bisexual?
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Sexual Assault »
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April Is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) – Are We Aware Yet?
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). Recent events and the media coverage's of them tell us that this month is just as important as ever.
- Blog Post Akin’s Comments Highlight The Need For Improved Rape Awareness
Dr. Debby Herbenick (M.P.H., Ph.D.) is Associate Director of the Center for Sexual Health Promotion at Indiana University where she is also a sexual health researcher and educator at The Kinsey Institute.
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Adam Fisher (M.A.) is a Ph.D. student in Counseling Psychology, and an instructor for the Student Academic Center at Indiana University. Adam’s clinical practice interests are in evidence-based couple and sex therapy.
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Kristen Jozkowski received her Ph.D.in Applied Health Science at Indiana University in May, 2011, and now teaches at University of Arkansas (yes, there is life after college). Kristen's research focuses on sexual communication and consent, desire and pleasure, sexual function, and women's sexuality.
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Eric Anthony Grollman is a Ph.D. student and instructor in Sociology at Indiana University focusing primarily on sexual identity and sexual orientation, race and ethnicity, gender, and social psychology.
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Kristen Mark (M.P.H., Ph.D.) completed her PhD in Health Behavior and her MPH in Biostatistics, both at Indiana University. She is an Assistant Professor in Health Promotion at University of Kentucky. Kristen's research focuses on sexual pleasure, sexuality in long term relationships, sexual function, and women's sexuality.
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J. Bradley Blankenship (M.S.) is a Ph.D. candidate in Higher Education and Student Affairs at Indiana University where he is also a project coordinator for the Center for Sexual Health Promotion.
Recent Posts By Bradley »
