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Genital Herpes: the Stigma and Common Misdiagnoses https://jezebel.com/unraveling-the-truth-about-herpes-1836662793
Sun 04 Aug 2019 08:11:06 PM CEST archive.org
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Genital herpes isn’t uncommon; the Centers for Disease Control estimates that about one in six people between the ages 14 to 49 have genital herpes. It is perfectly normal to feel upset and scared on first hearing a diagnosis of herpes but those feelings will subside over time, gradually getting better. People who are living with herpes have long, healthy lives, with very few consequences.

health
The Best Abortion Ever https://www.thecut.com/2019/06/the-best-abortion-ever.html
Fri 28 Jun 2019 11:49:23 AM CEST archive.org
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It lasted about ten seconds. I was just about to say, “This really hurts,” when, suddenly, it didn’t hurt anymore, and the doctor was snapping off her gloves.

“Was that it?” I said as I felt the speculum come out. The doctor didn’t say anything, but my companion said, “That’s it. You did great.”

“Holy shit,” I said. “That was hands down the best abortion I ever had in my whole fucking life. You’re amazing.”

abortion feminism health
How women got illegal abortions before Roe v. Wade https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2019/06/09/when-abortion-was-illegal-post-series-revealed-how-women-got-them-anyway/?utm_term=.620461074da5
Sat 15 Jun 2019 03:48:33 PM CEST archive.org

In January 1966, The Washington Post ran a four-part series on how women in the Washington area obtained abortions. At the time, abortion was illegal with few exceptions in the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. Now, nearly a half-century after Roe v. Wade, new abortion restrictions are being imposed in Alabama, Georgia, Missouri, Ohio, Utah and other states. Below is an abridged version of The Post’s four-part series, edited to highlight personal experiences.

abortion feminism health
Pop Culture is Challenging the Idea that Black Women Don’t Get Blue https://www.bitchmedia.org/article/dont-we-hurt-like-you-black-women-mental-health-depression-representations
Thu 13 Jun 2019 07:51:58 PM CEST archive.org
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Increasingly, we’re seeing more women onscreen dealing with mental illness, often in ways that treat their disorder as just one element in a fully human, complex character. But all of these women are white. Women of color—specifically African American women—are not afforded the same type of humanity onscreen, if they’re even represented at all.

health popculture queerness womanhood
Masturbation & Anxiety: How To Stress Less https://www.refinery29.com/en-us/masturbation-anxiety-mental-health
Mon 03 Jun 2019 06:51:16 PM CEST archive.org
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Masturbation allows me to completely empty my mind. I focus purely on the pleasure and sensation of what I’m doing. For a few minutes, there’s nothing else that requires my attention: no bills to pay, no deadlines to meet, no worries about the future.

anxiety health Masturbation sex womanhood
Viagra Might Relieve Period Cramps, but Male Pharmaceutical Execs Don't Care https://jezebel.com/viagra-might-relieve-period-cramps-but-male-pharmaceut-1832853955
Sun 03 Mar 2019 12:55:06 PM CET archive.org
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When Viagra — sildenafil citrate — was tested initially as heart medication, its well-known properties for men were discovered. “Hallelujah,” said Big Pharma, and research ceased. However, in subsequent tests the same drug was found to offer total relief for serious period pain over four hours. This didn’t impress the male review panel, who refused further funding, remarking that cramps were not a public health priority.

health patriarchy
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