The Pill was legalized 50 years ago, but experts say we can still improve contraceptive access
The Pill has had a “tremendous impact” on Canadian society and the lives of women since it was legalized 50 years ago, experts say. Continue reading
Sexual health
Sex hygiene: Best ways to stay fresh when getting frisky
From washing sex toys to trimming nails, here are some sex tips to keep in mind. Continue reading
What happens when children don’t take sex-ed classes
Skipping out on sex-ed classes can have a lasting impact, research shows. Continue reading
Ford government’s new sex-ed curriculum is ‘pretty much the same,’ education experts say
While experts agree that the two curricula are largely similar, there are a few differences. Continue reading
Saskatoon Sexual Health centre hits capacity, turns away potential patients
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
The non-profit organization is launching a fundraising campaign to move to a larger location after having to recently turn away clients. Continue reading
1 million people a day catch sexually transmitted infections, WHO warns
More than one million people catch gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia or trichomoniasis every day, according to the World Health Organization. Continue reading
All about trichomoniasis, the world’s most common curable STI
What you need to know about trichomoniasis, a very common but curable STI worldwide. Continue reading
To close ‘orgasm gap,’ the National Film Board launches game to teach people about the clitoris
The interactive game teaches people about the clitoris, and invites them to practice techniques to “satisfy” it. Continue reading
Women with disabilities not getting the sexual health care they need, experts say
Women with disabilities have sex, their doctors just don’t bring it up at appointments, advocates say. This can have consequences for their health. Continue reading
Campaign aims to curb high rates of sexually transmitted infections in Sask.
An awareness campaign in Saskatchewan aims to normalize screening for sexually transmitted infections. Continue reading