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I’ve been in a bit of a creative slump for the last few months. Through endless hours of reading, writing and quiet conversations with other sex-positive doctors, I’m recognizing the value in the little project I’m building. Several have asked when I’m planning to host a second retreat. Others have suggested I start [...]

I avoid dating apps because I think they’re completely dehumanizing. Companies like Match (which owns Tinder, Hinge, Match, Meetic, OkCupid, Pairs, Plenty Of Fish, Azar, Hakuna) monetize the desire for human connection to the tune of over $3 billion in annual revenue in the 12 months ending in June, 2023. The apps [...]

I’ve been seeing a lot of STI screening questions on the ENM forums that I follow on social media. It’s astonishing how little education is offered to the public on these very preventable and treatable conditions. STI= Sexually Transmitted Infection Doctors have adopted this term over the older terms “sexually transmitted disease” [...]

Dr. Amber Hull is a pediatrician by profession and the founder of Artemis Luxury Wellness, a Las Vegas-based retreat designed by physicians, physical therapists, psychologists, performers and practitioners to facilitate discussion of human sexuality and relationships. Dr. Hull joins Wyoh to discuss the importance of normalizing... Sex Stories with Wyoh Lee. [...]

I have the amazing Amber Hull, DO, on to talk about her new Artemis Luxury Wellness experience. She is bringing together physicians, therapist, and sex professionals together to facilitate and lead discussions of human sexuality and relationships. Amber went through the whole American medical schooling, training, and career to... Alt-Love Podcast with [...]

Doctors typically advise patients to avoid sexual intercourse for 6 weeks following the delivery of a baby. What’s the basis for that timeframe? It’s somewhat arbitrary but the idea is based on the timeframe for any type of wound healing. Whether it’s a scrape from a bike accident, a cut from a [...]