Oh, hi there, vagina
Have you looked down there lately? No, not at your shoe, but your vagina, va-jay-jay, or the nickname you and your boo decided to call it. Well, you need to. No need to flaunt it like Britney, but how are you going to rock it if you don’t know what it looks [...]
Posts Tagged ‘sex’
Under the Sheets
Posted in Blog, tagged kidneys, sex, Under the Sheets, UTI, vagina on October 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Kiss and Tell
Posted in Blog, tagged Kiss and Tell, sex, Taylor Engler, What's in the (Sex) Numbers? on March 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
What’s in the (Sex) Numbers?
by Taylor Engler, beat blogger
What’s in a number? For some of us, it’s a whole lot of names. For others, just a few. But the number of people we have sex with can mean a whole lot.
There are many people who believe that the right number of people to have slept [...]
The Morning After
Posted in Blog, tagged Condoms, DKT International, Ethopia, Laura DeJoseph, sex, Sextraordinary Ideas, Sexual Health on November 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Sextraordinary Ideas
By Laura DeJoseph, beat blogger
The U.S. is lucky and advantaged in having such strong sexual education programs within schools. Many countries are not as informed, educated, or exposed to the options available for safe sex, pregnancy prevention, and safety against sexually transmitted diseases. Here are some unusual tactics being used around the world to [...]
The Morning After
Posted in Blog, tagged Laura DeJoseph, sex, Syphilis, The Morning After on October 17, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Syphilis Abroad
By Laura DeJoseph, beat blogger
After nearly being wiped out entirely, the sexually transmitted disease syphilis is back. Historically responsible for the deaths of some well known Europeans, syphilis once ran rampant. However, the cases decreased greatly over the last several decades and it became far less of a concern.
”Syphilis used to be a very [...]
The Scoop on Sperm Donation
Posted in Blog, tagged education, sex on April 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
by Naomi Pearson // Photography by Michelle Bersani
1. Donors must not ejaculate for 2-3 days before their scheduled donation. This can affect the
donor’s sex life, by curtailing it or putting it on a schedule.
2. Donors may not participate in multiple programs—just one in their lifetime. This reduces the probability of consanguinity—meaning the chance that biological [...]
HIV-awareness vital to high-risk communities
Posted in Blog, tagged AIDS, education, HIV, sex on March 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
One HIV-positive college student’s take on life and the importance of educating Black and Latino communities
By Shavon S. Greene
Grissel Ganados, a senior sociology major at the University of California-Santa Barbra was diagnosed with HIV at the age of five. She was infected as an infant through breast milk, while her mother caught HIV through a [...]
