Here is a deeper look into sadness in its less conventional forms, and a quick dive into the science of how prolonged sadness affects sexual health. Written to promote Mental Health Awareness Month. Read on!
Of Lesser Known Sadnesses, Highlighting Post-Sex Blues Read More »
September is celebrated as PCOS awareness month. But wait, what is PCOS? PCOS stands for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, a common endocrine and metabolic condition, now prevalent in women of reproductive age.
But what about the cause? Is PCOS different from PCOD? Let’s see!
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome – A silent epidemic Read More »
It’s essential to know what harassment and sexual assault actually look like. The key is to be aware of these behaviors so you can spot them when they happen. Read further for more insights!
Bystander Strategies for Addressing Harassment and Sexual Assault in the Workplace Read More »
On 31st August, the NMC made several regressive revisions to the MBBS curriculum. These have now been withdrawn, however, it is still important to examine them and their impact carefully.
Changes Withdrawn, Bias Remains?: Repeated Revisions of The MBBS Curriculum Read More »
Have you been experiencing extreme tightness or a stinging sensation when you try to have penile-vaginal intercourse, insert a finger or even a tampon in your vagina? You might have something called ‘vaginismus’! Keep reading for more info!
Find Yourself Having Pain “Down There”? – All About Vaginismus Read More »
Is Justice Biased? It is frustrating, right? The way justice takes so long sometimes (most times)? At school, if you misbehave with a teacher, you’re immediately punished—kicked out of class, parents called.
But in other situations, why does justice take so long to come? To the point where you feel like punching the wall, painting public walls with slogans, and screaming WE NEED JUSTICE on national television…
Why is justice mostly delayed? Read More »
The Finance Ministry has clarified that there are no restrictions for LGBTQ+ individuals when it comes to opening joint bank accounts or nominating partners as beneficiaries, aligning with the Supreme Court’s stance on inclusivity.
Queer People Can Now Own Joint Bank Accounts: Finance Ministry’s latest update Read More »
Menstrual cramps are the ordeal of most people with uteri, but when the pains become strong enough to interfere with daily activities, they could be more than the usual pains. Knowing whether you are facing ordinary menstrual cramps or dysmenorrhea, which is intensive, and probably debilitating will be able to help you seek treatment and ways of managing it appropriately. Read on!
Is that a Menstrual Cramp or do you have Dysmenorrhea? Read More »
Shirley Malcolm, a prominent figure in STEM once said in the 80s:
“ Science and technology are poorer for the loss of any talent because of personal attributes that are irrelevant to ability as scientists and engineers”. Have things changed since then?
Pride and Prejudice in STEM: LGBTQIA+ Left Out Read More »
Intimacy has always been closely linked to human emotions – love, lust, desire, loneliness, shame, guilt, fear – the list is endless. On a quest to explore the deeper implications of intimacy within the modern context, we have curated a list of books that attempt to do the same, featuring an Editor’s Pick. Read on!
Best Sex Ed Books for Your Reading List This Season Read More »
