No Nut November encourages people to abstain from ejaculation. Are there benefits to NNN or are these just netizen claims? Let’s find out!
Training your dragon: Benefits of No Nut November Read More »
One of the significant challenges faced in addressing IPV is that the existing literature on domestic and spousal violence tends to focus on the victims, often neglecting the characteristics, perceptions, and attitudes of perpetrators, particularly in India. Understanding the root causes of IPV requires a deeper examination of the traits and behaviours of those who commit such violence.
Unmasking Intimate Partner Violence: Insights, Impacts, and the Path to Prevention Read More »
Breasts come in all different sizes, shapes, and colors, and guess what? They are prone to changes throughout one’s life time. Read more here!
The Breast Is Yet To Come – Breast Changes & Red Flags Read More »
As October rolls in, let’s shine a spotlight on our incredible, imperfect sisters—our breasts! These beautiful symbols of femininity deserve more than just a passing glance; they embody strength, resilience, and empowerment. This month isn’t just about pretty pink ribbons; it’s a celebration of unity and awareness, reminding us that we can make a difference together. So, let’s embrace our bodies, perform those self-checks, and engage in conversations that inspire change.
Octo-boob-er: The Imperfect Sisters We Love and Protect! Read More »
From reconstruction after illness or accidents to aesthetics, there are many reasons why one would consider breast augmentation. It is important to be aware of the many methods available, and the considerations involved in each of them, to make an informed choice. Let’s take a closer look at some common methods and considerations.
An Overview of Breast Augmentation Methods 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 »
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 These have now been withdrawn, however, it is still important to examine them and their impact carefully.
Changes Withdrawn, Bias Remains?: Repeated Revisions of The MBBS Curriculum Read More »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 »
On 23rd September, a bench consisting of CJI DY Chandrachud and Justice JB Pardiwala of the Supreme Court of India delivered a landmark judgement regarding possession of child pornography as a punishable offence under the POCSO Act. It also highlighted what we have been saying for a decade: sex education should be made mandatory. Read on to know more!
Supreme Court endorses Sex Education in India Read More »
World Contraception Day is observed on 26th September every year with the aim of raising awareness about conception, and the importance of access to modern contraception for preserving bodily autonomy. Let’s have a closer look at the world of contraceptives.
Protection, Pleasure, and Autonomy: World Contraception Day Read More »
