Sexual Health in the News
Should You Get Consent on Video Before Sex? That’s a ‘Red Flag’ for Some
Sexual assault prevention advocates say people are being advised to get proof of consent for sexual encounters—but formal documentation in writing or video doesn’t capture how consent really works. NCSH member, Laura Palumbo, of NSVRC, is quoted.
Ask a Sex Expert: What’s the Worst that Can Happen If I Don’t Use Protection During Oral Sex?
It’s not just penetrative sex—protection also matters during oral sex. NCSH member, Dr. Kate White, discusses the basics of oral sex safety, plus what form of protection you should be using to adequately protect yourself.
5 Years After Indiana’s Historic HIV Outbreak, Many Rural Places Remain at Risk
Many rural areas plagued by addiction, despair, poverty, doctor shortages, and sparse drug treatment are vulnerable to HIV outbreaks, particularly if they don’t have access to needle exchange programs.
