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Forget Periods: Most Men Barely Understand How Their Own Sperm Works
It’s hardly a secret at this point that most cisgender men know nothing about periods. As if that weren’t cringe-worthy enough, it appears most men barely understand how their own sperm works. A new report from Carrot Fertility and Legacy explored how well the average American understands sperm health and fertility for people with penises. To gauge this, researchers conducted a digital survey of 2,983 adults ages 18–65 during November 2022. Participants were asked to indicate their age, gender, ethnicity, shek
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Good Sex with Emily Jamea: How to Have a Good Spring Fling
Emily Jamea, Ph.D., is a sex therapist, author and podcast host. You can find her here each month to share her latest thoughts about sex. Spring is here, and with it comes a sense of renewal and freedom, a departure from the norm. This season can be an opportunity to discover parts of yourself that are typically untapped. For singles, this might mean ditching the pressure to seek a relationship and focusing instead on dating, or hooking up, more casually. Healthy
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Inspira Health Marks Construction Milestone On $71M Facility
Inspira Health (Mullica Hill, N.J.) topped off its $71 million project in Woodbury, N.J. The 24,900-square-foot facility will include a 19-bed freestanding emergency department (ED) and a 21,500-square-foot 20-bed inpatient behavioral health center. An emergency medical services station is also planned. Construction on the project is expected to be completed in the first quarter 2024. The post Inspira Health Marks Construction Milestone On $71M Facility first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
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New Study Finds Parental Support Reduces Depression Symptoms In LGBTQ Youth
A new study published in the Journal of Child Development looked at perceived parental social support and psychological control and how it can predict depressive symptoms for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or questioning youth in the United States. “The purpose of our study was to test how parent support and parent control relate to symptoms of depression for LGBTQ youth,” study author Amy McCurdy of the University of Texas at Austin told us. “We were hoping to establish that theravive
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Understanding Olfactory Reference Syndrome & Its Treatment
Do you have friends who constantly use deodorants or frequently enquire about their body odor? If yes there is a chance of them struggling with olfactory reference syndrome. It is one of the most under-recognized psychiatric conditions. Olfactory reference syndrome is also confused with a lot of other psychiatric conditions like obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), bromidrophobia, and a Japanese condition called Jiko-shu-kyofu. However, many people have intrusive thoughts about having a bad body odor but that doesn’t necessarily mean calmsage
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7 Benefits Of Transcendental Meditation On Mind And Body
“To transcend means to go beyond…” Of all meditation techniques, transcendental meditation, or TM is the practice that has gotten the most attention. From beginners of meditation to established practitioners and from yogis to celebrities, transcendental meditation has taken the world by storm. Developed by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and led by Tony Nader, a Harvard-trained doctor, transcendental meditation or TM is a simple yet effective combination of meditation and mantras to help you calm and relax your mind and body. calmsage
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Am I depressed and what can help me?
Psychotherapist John-Paul Davies explains what depression is, how it can feel, the self-help steps that help and why working with a therapist could open up a much-needed conversation Every person reading this article will have some sort of relationship to the concept of depression. Whether that’s through lived experience, witnessing the depression of a friend or loved one or questioning if the tough time they are currently going through themselves, is in fact depression. As Psychotherapist John-Paul Davies explains on happi
mars 6, 2023Like
Paris Hilton Says Older Ex ‘Kept Pushing’ for Her to Make Infamous Sex Tape at 19
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Paris Hilton has been reclaiming the larger narrative around her life in recent years — first as she released her 2020 documentary This is Paris and now with her forthcoming memoir Paris: The Memoir dropping on March 14. She unsurprisingly had a lot of lore to dig into, but one stand-out moment came in a recent excerpt published in shek
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Hayden Panettiere Speaks Out About Battling Substance Abuse, Postpartum Depression: ‘I Was Drowning’
Hayden Panettiere is getting real about her struggles with substance abuse and postpartum depression. In a recent cover story for Women’s Health, the Nashville alum opened up overcoming the serious health issues that cost her full custody of her daughter, Kaya. Panettiere, now 33, has been a working actress she was 4 years old. Her star rose astronomically in her early 20s, and the newfound spotlight created a lot of pressure. At 22, she began drinking heavily to self-soothe. “I shek
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Wheatland Memorial Hospital To Build New Critical Access Hospital
Wheatland Memorial Healthcare (Harlowton, Mont.) plans to build a new 38,080-square-foot critical access hospital in Harlowton, according to the website ktvq.com. The new facility is slated to open in December 2024. The healthcare organization recently received a $19 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) for construction. Wheatland Memorial also plans to launch a $1 million fundraising campaign to secure the final funds to build the new clinic. The project team will include A&E Design (designer; Billings, Mont.). healthcare
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Understanding Monoclonal Antibodies
Gretchen Klee Musa, 50, is a special education teacher in Wheaton, Illinois. She’s also a transplant recipient who has been taking immunosuppressants — drugs that weaken the immune system — to prevent her body from rejecting the transplant for more than seven years. “They make it harder to fight infections such as Covid,” Musa said, adding that while immunosuppressants are important for certain functions, they can also lower the amount of protection offered by vaccines. Knowing her body might need Healthy
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What Is Art Therapy and How Can It Help Women?
When Dana Robbins, 45, started working with an art therapist to help with her overall mental health, she was astonished by how liberating throwing paint on a canvas could be. “I just felt so free,” Robbins said. “I could paint whatever I wanted. There were no rules. And unlike meditation, it wasn’t difficult for me to get to a meditative place because I had something tangible to do.” As a single mom who leads a demanding life, Robbins also relished Healthy