NCSH in the News Should You Take a Sex Break? – Psychology Today   This article explores why some individuals choose celibacy, and when voluntary celibacy might be beneficial versus potentially harmful. Survey results from NCSH member The Kinsey Institute are featured.   NCSH COLLABORATES WITH AARP ON SEXUAL HEALTH ADVICE COLUMN: “IN THE MOOD” NCSH is

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NCSH in the News How Health Workers Can Help Protect Communities Against STIs – Public Good News  Health workers can protect communities from STIs through vaccines, culturally relevant outreach, routine screenings, and addressing barriers to healthcare, especially in underserved populations. NCSH arranged interviews with Dr. Ana Cepin and Dr. Jorge Ramallo.  What To Do When

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NCSH in the News U.S. Supreme Court to hear South Carolina Planned Parenthood defunding case – Reuters   The Supreme Court will decide if South Carolina can deny Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood, impacting patients’ provider choice rights. President of NCSH member Planned Parenthood, Alexis McGill Johnson, is quoted.   NCSH COLLABORATES WITH AARP ON SEXUAL

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NCSH in the News How Often Regular Couples Really Do It, According to Research – YourTango Research shows once-a-week intimacy is ideal for many couples, but the right frequency varies, and communication is key to resolving differences in desire. Results from a Kinsey Institute survey, a NCSH member, are featured. 10 Dating Profile Picture Dos

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NCSH in the News What Steamy Reality TV Dating Shows Don’t Show On Air – But Should – U.S. News Sex is central to many reality TV dating shows, yet they rarely show conversations around safer sex and STI/HIV protection options. Fred Wyland of the American Sexual Health Association, an NCSH member, co-authored this article. NCSH COLLABORATES WITH AARP ON

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NCSH in the News Polyamory, Nonmonogamy in Communities of Color – USA Today Polyamorous people of color face fetishization and marginalization, calling for more awareness and inclusion in the broader non-monogamous community. Results from a Kinsey Institute survey, an NCSH member, are featured. 5 Scientific Reasons Why It’s So Hard to Leave an Ex for Good – Glam People

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NCSH in the News 2025 Dating Trends, Including Romance and Evolving Masculinity – Mashable Bumble surveyed members to identify dating trends for 2025 which included redefining masculinity, prioritizing stability, and searching for romance. NCSH member Shan Boodram is featured. Safe Sex Doesn’t Just Mean Condoms Anymore – Vox While they are effective, condoms are now just one of many

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