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Concerned about porn? Here’s what we should really worry about

Concerned about porn? Here’s what we should really worry about

This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article.   Cicely Marston, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine There were media reports this week that viewing “soft core” pornographic images causes harm to young people. But

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The government cited my research in its campaign against porn and anal sex – here’s why I disagree

The government cited my research in its campaign against porn and anal sex – here’s why I disagree

Cicely Marston, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Are we facing an epidemic of harmful anal sex, brought on only because of the availability of online porn? This is what you’d think from reading a recent policy note from

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Episode 16 (No longer available)

Episode 16 (No longer available)

Episode 16 has been removed at the guest’s request    

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Episode 14: Nicola Boydell discusses ‘personal communities’ among young gay & bisexual men, and ‘safer sex’

Episode 14:  Nicola Boydell discusses ‘personal communities’ among young gay & bisexual men, and ‘safer sex’

In episode 14, Dr Nicola Boydell, a Research Assistant at the MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit, University of Glasgow, chats with Karen about her thesis study investigating young gay and bisexual men’s ‘personal communities’, the meanings men ascribe

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Media portrayals of sexual health research – multi-author blog

Media portrayals of sexual health research – multi-author blog

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

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Sex education at school means students have sex safer and later

Sex education at school means students have sex safer and later

  By Wendy MacDowall, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine This article was originally published on The Conversation (11th March 15). Lessons at school have become the most common source of information about sexual matters for young men and women in

Karen Lorimer March 11, 2015December 10, 2015 blog Read more
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