September is Sexual Health Awareness Month! Sexuality is a normal, healthy, and positive aspect of human life. This month, we appreciate that everyone has a right to information and services that will help them be sexually healthy. With accurate information about sex and health, you can make healthier and more informed decisions in the future,…
It’s completely normal to feel nervous the first time you go to the OBGYN or when you need to ask your doctor questions about sexual health. With COVID-19, we’ve seen telehealth services expand across Mississippi. Telehealth means that a doctor will visit you via phone or video, and you’ll get the chance to discuss problems…
Fact Not Fiction provides resources that teach people about sex education and help them to make better and healthier choices. In honor of National Parents’ Day on July 26, we reached out to a parent of young children who is introducing body safety and sex education to her children. By M.D. Though I’d like…
June is Pride Month! Pride is a time for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) people and allies to come together and honor the 1969 Stonewall Uprising in Manhattan and to celebrate LGBTQ history, recognizing the impact that the LGBTQ community has had locally and nationally. In honor of Pride Month, Fact Not Fiction…
TikTok has risen in popularity over the past year and 41% of users are aged between 16 and 24, so it’s no surprise that doctors have taken to TikTok to teach young people about sexual health, safe sex, and different kinds of contraception! We rounded up some of our favorite doctors and OBGYNs on TikTok,…
May is Sex Ed For All Month. 17 states require sex ed to be medically accurate, and 7 states explicitly require teachers to portray LGBTQ people negatively or not all (Source: SIECUS). When young people are able to take sex ed courses, many of them are not comprehensive or medically accurate, and often teach abstinence-only…
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and is dedicated to raising public awareness about sexual assault and educating communities and individuals on how to prevent sexual violence. In the United States, girls age 16-19 are four times more likely than the general population to be victims of sexual assault. Young men and boys, as well…
TikTok has risen in popularity over the past year and 41% of users are aged between 16 and 24, so it’s no surprise that doctors have taken to TikTok to teach young people about sexual health, safe sex, and different kinds of contraception! We rounded up some of our favorite doctors and OBGYNs on TikTok,…
Fact Not Fiction provides resources that teach people about sex education and help them to make better and healthier choices. Check out this helpful thread via Twitter for parents, high schoolers, and young adults about sexual violence and why you should be able to have open conversations regarding sex and autonomy. As a researcher who…
The weather’s getting colder, leaves are turning orange, and holiday music is playing on the radio. You know what that means: it’s cuffing season. Urban Dictionary defines Cuffing Season: “during the fall and winter months people who would normally rather be single or promiscuous find themselves along with the rest of the world desiring to…
