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It’s interesting how in areas of our lives where it is understood that there will be difficulty in functioning, there isn’t a paralyzing stigma to
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It’s interesting how in areas of our lives where it is understood that there will be difficulty in functioning, there isn’t a paralyzing stigma to

Some of our patients love animals. And I get that. But more than once I’ve been in the position of having to convince people to

An intrauterine device (IUD) is a small contraceptive T-shaped device that is inserted into the uterus for an extended period of time. IUDs either contain

In this recent article by Seth Stephen Davidovitz he concludes, after analyzing data from Google searches related to sex that, “if we (both men and

Working with patients coping with all sorts of sexual issues, I frequently hear women talk about themselves in the context of their relationship with a

Once in a while (not all that often) I get someone who wonders if they are asexual. These are people who usually do not experience

I was recently interviewed by Health.com about things to know about having sex during your period. Here is a snippet: Doctors say go for it:“If

I had to post this follow up article from The New Yorker! Firstly, because it’s funny and secondly, because this is the other side of

Thanks to today’s social media, there’s an illusion of knowing all the details of what’s happening in other people’s lives: what they eat, where they’re

I’ll admit it. The book Perv: The Sexual Deviant in All of Us sat on my desk for a number of months before I picked