Media representations of sexual health It is my pleasure to introduce this special blog piece on media representations of sexual health. In this special blog, three Network members have written from their own experiences and perspectives. Kirstin Mitchell writes about
by SHRN member Caroline Tomes Originally posted here http://sexlivesandredtape.wordpress.com/2014/09/03/the-case-for-providing-minors-with-contraceptive-implants/ Last week the Daily Mail reported that over 3,500 people under eighteen have been given the contraceptive implant in Scotland since 2010. The article raised concerns (in the moralising tone typical of the
Re-posted from The Conversation ‘A new journalism project featuring content from the sharpest academic minds.’ The Conversation UK is a pilot site. Sign up to the daily newsletter here. Article by Dr Karen Lorimer, Senior Research Fellow, and Prof Paul
Karen Lorimer explores the challenges of discussing sex within a culture that all too often drenches such discussions in ridicule or fear. As a sexual health researcher, I am often thinking about how to communicate my research findings in the
