• British Study On “Aversion Therapy”: Why Does This Still Exist?

  

  New research shows that 4% of British health professionals would still attempt to change a client's sexual orientation. Natalie reacts (boo!).

• Q&A: My Husband Stopped Sleeping With Me

  A female reader is distressed about her husband's sudden refusal to have sex with her and now she's considering having an affair. What should she do?

• The Sexies: Silly Name, Serious Awards

  

  Natalie introduces a new kind of journalism award - The Sexies - given to journalists who write intelligently and fairly about issues around sexuality.

• Q&A: Gonorrhea Or Chlamydia From A Soda Cup?

  A podcast busts some myths about gonorrhea and chlamydia. Unfortunately for the reader, this includes her boyfriend's story that he got it from a soda cup.

• How Is The Kinsey Scale Used In Regard To Sexual Orientation?

  

  The Kinsey Scale got a mention on a recent Oprah episode about sexual fluidity. Read more here about the scale and how it relates to sexual orientation.

• University Sex Column Under Attack (Not Ours, Don’t Worry)

  

  A Montana university's sex column is under attack from other university faculty who think the column is inappropriate for the school newspaper

• Sexual Literacy… What Is That?

  Sexual literacy, a key component of a healthy sex life, is about knowing how to stay safe, how to have pleasure, and how sexuality influences your daily life.

• Q&A: Lambskin Condoms Vs. Latex Condoms

  Lambskin vs. latex in the great condom debate - this Kinsey Confidential explains why latex is better for sexual health and other options available.

• The Pope, Africa, And Condom Controversy

  

  The Roman Catholic Pope Benedict XVI made headlines this week by denouncing condoms as a way to prevent HIV/AIDS while on his first visit to Africa.

• Q&A: What Might Cause Fatigue The Day After Sex?

  Forget about those stereotypes about men falling asleep after sex, what if sex was causing both partners to be extremely tired - even the day after sex?

• FDA Approves New Nitrile Female Condoms

  

  The FDA approved a new version of the female condom this week made of nitrile. Hopefully, this will mean a step forward for sexual health for women worldwide.

• Safe Spring Break Ideas: Sex, Sunscreen, And Safety In Numbers

  

  Natalie covers the traditional "have a safe spring break" and reminds readers how to enjoy spring break without bringing home any unwanted side effects.

• Q&A: Pain From Using A New Vibrator

  Using a new vibrator can be a fun experience, but one reader wonders if they could have injured themselves with the new toy.

• Women In (Sex) Science – Kinsey Style

  A week ago a few Kinsey Institute interns and research assistants participated in Indiana University's Women in Science Program's annual research conference.

• Is There Such A Thing As “Gayface”?

  Samantha ponders a new study about sexual orientation and facial characteristics - is there such a thing as "gayface"?

• Q&A: Why Is There A Strong Odor During Sex?

  Strong odors during sex - how to tell a partner that something smells off and what some smells might indicate about your genital health.

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