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Baibhabi Hazra

Baibhabi is passionate about bringing tangible changes in society via research and writing. She is an avid reader, artist, writer and loves anything to do with true crime, science fiction, and fantasy.

Adolescents and SRHR: Recent Trends

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In the ever-evolving landscape of global health, the past 25 years have witnessed significant transformations in the way society addresses the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) of adolescents. A recent supplement in the Journal of Adolescent Health delves into the strides made, the hurdles faced, and the critical areas that demand attention for the decade ahead. This article aims to explore the positive trends, lingering challenges, and the path forward in advancing adolescent SRHR.

HIV & AIDS: Changing Social Perceptions

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HIV and AIDS have been two of the most challenging health crises in recent history, with a profound impact on individuals, communities, and societies worldwide. In this article, we will explore the history of HIV and AIDS, examine the lingering homophobia, highlight recent medical breakthroughs, and suggest ways to change social perceptions while emphasizing prevention techniques.

How to navigate boundaries in family dynamics?

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In the tapestry of our modern society, family bonds are strong and affectionate. Hugs, kisses, and physical touch are an integral part of our culture. However, just like any other aspect of life, it’s important to strike a balance and set boundaries when it comes to physical touch, (even within the family!)
In this article, we will take a look into how we can draw these boundaries while preserving the warmth and love that defines our families.

Everything You Need To Know About Outercourse

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When we think of sex, we often imagine penetrative sex being the end-all be-all to the point that the terms ‘sex’ and ‘intercourse’ are often used interchangeably. But sometimes, the best sex doesn’t have to involve intercourse at all. The phrase “outercourse” describes sexual activity that is neither intercourse nor involves penetration. Here’s a look into this practice.

The Stonewall Riots And The History Of Pride

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The Pride Month has come to an end, but the zeal for LGBTQIA+ Pride will never stop to flourish. Here’s the history of Pride Month.
Pride Month honors the successes of LGBTQ people as well as the decades-long fight for equal justice under the law and for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community. But why is June designated as Pride Month? Here’s a look into it.

Douching – the big NO NO of vaginal care

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The word ‘douche’ is French for ‘washing’ or ‘soaking’. When discussing the vagina, it refers to the practice of washing one’s vagina with usually a combination of water and vinegar. And as it happens, most of the myths surrounding the issue are highly dangerous to one’s vaginal health. Here’s a look into the harmful practice of douching – why people do it and the many reasons why one shouldn’t.

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