The Center for Sexual Health Promotion at Indiana University is conducting a survey to collect what they hope will be "the largest, most diverse data on the sexual lives between women in contemporary history."

Their goal is to provide better and more adequate safer sex information to queer women (if ...

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I recently wrote a blog on the topic of cruising and hooking-up in parks. This controversial topic generates arguments on both sides of the debate. For some park cruising (as well as internet hook-ups) offers the ability for people to enjoy themselves without the stress of a relationships and traditional ...

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A recent study in The Journal of the American Sexually Transmitted Desease Association, which looked at the prevalence of anal douching within the gay community may have in avertedly come across a new method for HIV/AIDS prevention. The study explored the age of onset of rectal douching among men ...

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An article from this past Sunday (January 3rd) in The Sunday Times, What an anti-climax: G-spot is a myth, described a study done by British scientists which suggests that the G-spot seems to be subjective and may not exist at all.

The article states: "Andrea Burri, who led the research ...

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                Once upon a time syphilis was one of the most prevalent sexually transmitted diseases.  Through good testing, treatment, and follow-up, however, cases of this disease were significantly decreased.  Then a surprising trend occurred nationwide in cities like San Francisco and New York City--- syphilis ...

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HIV has been a concern for the health of the queer community since the early 1980's…and of particular importance to gay and bisexual men.  Many beliefs about HIV are widely shared within our community…but as science learns more about the virus sometimes these beliefs must change.  For ...

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The documentary "Sex Positive" has been receiving some attention of late in both the queer and the mainstream media as it continued a summer of screenings around the country.  Many in the Rochester area may recall that the film screened during the line-up of ImageOut: The Rochester Lesbian and Gay ...

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Cervical cancer is an important issue to be aware of for all women. But much like breast cancer, it may be the case that lesbian and queer women are at greater risk of developing cervical cancer at some point during their lives. This is because many of the risk factors ...

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This article will cover the part of sexual anatomy that, for many men, is dearest and nearest to their heart (emotionally, I mean...NOT physically):  the penis.  It's a part of the body that, from a very young age, many boys are taught to value and revere....and yet ...

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