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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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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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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For many people, the collection of sexual practices that fall under the category "S&M" can be a very arousing, enriching, and intense experience. For some, the mere thought of these behaviors can be intimidating or frightening. Finding where you lie on this spectrum of behaviors and desires is an ...

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In our work we get asked a lot of questions…sometimes it’s about where to find a good gay-friendly doctor, sometimes it’s about the symptoms someone is experiencing….and other times it’s for advice about sex.  One question that we often get asked is in regards to ...

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