NCSH in the News
Viagra was Approved by the FDA 27 Years Ago. It Changed How We Talk About Sex. – USA Today
Viagra’s approval 27 years ago revolutionized the conversation around erectile dysfunction helping normalize it as a medical condition, reduce stigma, and spark broader sexual health and aging discussions. Cynthia Graham, of the Kinsey Institute, an NCSH member, is quoted.
Non-Monogamous People Just as Happy as Monogamous People, Study Finds – Mashable
A new study has found that monogamous and non-monogamous people reported similar levels of satisfaction in their relationships and sex lives. Research conducted by the Kinsey Institute, an NCSH member, is mentioned.
Overcoming The Awk: 4 Simple Steps to Defining the Relationship – Miami Herald
This article, created as part of NCSH’s Own the Awk campaign and distributed nationwide, helps individuals define a relationship by reflecting on their desires, initiating open conversations, managing reactions, and staying true to their needs. NCSH and OwnTheAwk.org are featured.
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:
Ready to Break a Sex Drought? Here’s What to Know – AARP
To approach a sexual relationship with a friend, start by having an open, honest conversation about your desires and boundaries to confirm if there is mutual interest. Experts also offer up other tips to get ready physically and emotionally. NCSH arranged interviews with Chris Fariello, Amanda Pasciucco, Jane Fleishman, and Padma Kandadai.
Other News This Week
FDA Approves First New Antibiotic for UTIs in Nearly 30 Years – NBC News
The Food and Drug Administration approved the first new antibiotic for treating urinary tract infections in nearly 30 years as bacteria have become increasingly resistant to the standard antibiotics.
More States Requiring Paid Medical or Sick Leave – AP News
While there is no federal law mandating paid leave, more states are passing or considering laws that require employers to offer paid family and/or medical leave.
Sex Shouldn’t be Painful. Here’s What to Do If It Is – CNN Health
Nearly 3 in 4 women will experience painful intercourse at some point in their lives. There are a variety of methods available to manage or treat this pain to enhance pleasure during physical intimacy.
15 Delayed Red Flags That Only Show Up After You’re Emotionally Invested – YourTango
Not all red flags show up immediately in a relationship. This article explores some warning signs from your partner that may appear later.
