Sexual Health in the News July 19 - July 25
This weekly online digest was created to keep you up-to-date on sexual health topics currently trending in the media. The NCSH does not endorse specific content or research included in these articles.
NCSH in the News
How the American War on Porn Could Change the Way You use the Internet – BBC
Interview with Ricci Levy, president and chief executive of the Woodhull Freedom Foundation, an NCSH member.
South Georgia Advocates Battle Black Maternal Health Crisis – WALB
A new program will providematernal health training and resources to help prevent deaths among Black mothers and their babies in southern Georgia. NCSH member, Morehouse School of Medicine, is featured.
Other News This Week
Big Declines in Teen Births, CDC Data Shows – Axios
Teen birth rates in the United States have continued to decline significantly across the board since 2000, but racial and ethnic disparities still exist, federal data released Wednesday shows.
A Twice-yearly Injection Against HIV Offers ‘Stunning’ Protection, Experts Say – PBS News
Twice-yearly shots used to treat AIDS in South Africa were 100%effective in preventing new infections in women, according to study results published Wednesday.
Richmond City Council Approves Land Transfer to Planned Parenthood for $10 – VPM
Richmond City Council voted unanimously Monday night to approve the use of a surplus, city-owned building for a Planned Parenthood center, despite divided resident comments.
Democrats Hope Harris’ Bluntness on Abortion Will Lead to 2024 Wins – PBS News
Democrats and advocates for reproductive rights are hoping that her bluntness on abortion — coupled with the administration’s policies — will help sway voters.
What To Do If You and Your Partner Have Mismatched Sex Drives – SELF
Think of reconciling sex drives as a project that you and your partner can work on together—with some patience, effort, and teamwork.
