Playing With Yourself Has Been Perfected Over Millions of Years: Report
The sexual behavior may have evolved to help decrease acquiring sexually transmitted infections.
June 7, 2023
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The sexual behavior may have evolved to help decrease acquiring sexually transmitted infections.
A revolutionary new fertility service is making it easier and more affordable for queer couples to conceive.
Two North Carolina women join the lawsuit against North Carolina's infamous anti-LGBT law.
A New York woman says she was forced to spend $45,000 because of the discriminatory policy.
The insurer is the first to level the playing field for prospective LGBTQ+ parents.
The two tech execs had wanted two baby boys, but filed suit after a baby girl was born.
Having a child shouldn't be arduous and humiliating for transgender men, writes one who went through the process.
Family planning services in Alabama have been completely upended by an unprecedented and unscientific state Supreme Court ruling.
The clinic will help an underserved population and offer care at a lower cost than that of other providers, its founders say.
Previously, only heterosexual couples could access fertility treatments.
The next generation of the fertile family still struggles with homophobia and transphobia.
These South African men each fertilized an egg and now have triplets.
Before he was a successful fertility doctor, Guy Ringler was dipping his toe in some friendly gay waters.
In a notable union of church and state, the Alabama Supreme Court cited Christian faith as reason to jeopardize access to in vitro fertilization (IVF).
The latest attack on reproductive rights isn't just a U.S. issue. Learn about these rulings' global impact and the fight for fertility treatment access and parental rights with Human Rights Watch's Erin Kilbride.
The U.S. Census Bureau will actively edit the responses of same-sex couples on the 2010 Census, classifying all legally married same-sex couples as 'unmarried partners.' "We are just showing the data published in a way that is consistent with the way every other agency publishes their data," Martin O'Connell, chief of the Census Bureau's Fertility and Family Statistics Branch, told the San Jose Mercury News Sunday.