Sexual Health in the News November 1 – November 7
Nov 07, 2024
NCSH in the News
What Happens to Orgasms When You're 50 Or Older – Health Digest
A recent survey shows that many women over 50 experience unchanged or improved orgasms, challenging societal misconceptions about declining sexual pleasure. Results from a Kinsey Institute survey, an NCSH member, are featured.
The Adult Industry Is Booming. Here's What You Need to Know About Porn and Addiction. – USA Today
The booming adult entertainment industry can sometimes lead to addiction-like behaviors that negatively impact personal and social life requiring professional help and coping strategies. NCSH member, Dr. Eli Coleman, is quoted.
Other News This Week
Most States That Considered Abortion Rights Amendments Approved Them - NPR
In the recent elections, 7 out of 10 states approved ballot measures to enshrine abortion rights in their constitutions, while 3 states rejected similar amendments, reshaping access to abortion across the U.S.
Three States Passed Ballot Initiatives to Protect Same-Sex Marriage – USA Today
Voters in California, Colorado, and Hawaii approved measures to protect same-sex marriage in their state constitutions, amid concerns about Supreme Court rulings after Roe v. Wade.
These Surprising Tweaks Could Help You Want Sex More Often – Women’s Health
To boost sex drive, recognize that fluctuations are normal and can be influenced by stress and emotional connection; improving comfort, prioritizing health, and exploring desires can help rekindle interest.
The Non-Relationship Situationship – Psychology Today
A situationship is a non-committal relationship that mirrors aspects of romantic relationships but lacks clear commitment, often causing confusion about emotional connection and future potential.
Fitness Influencer Fires Back at Critics Over Sex Talk on Her Podcast: 'Shouldn't Be So Taboo' – New York Post
Fitness influencer Steph Claire Smith defended her podcast discussions on sex, emphasizing that such topics shouldn’t be taboo and are essential to reducing shame and isolation.
Media Inquiries
For general media inquiries about sexual health topics and/or to schedule an interview with one of our experts, please contact Susan Gilbert, NCSH Co-Director, at
susan.gilbert@altarum.org
