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Is Sex After 60 Still a Thing? Science Says Heck Yes—and Here’s Why We’re Failing Women

May 12, 2025 · 5 min read

Picture this: You’re 70, finally retired, your kids are grown, and you’re ready to focus on yourself. But one thing keeps getting swept under the rug—your sex life. You still have desires, needs, cravings for connection. And guess what? Science says you’re not alone. For far too long, society has pushed the ridiculous narrative that […]

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Health Insurance Coverage and Unplanned Births in Rotterdam, the Netherlands: A Natural Experiment in the Generation R Study.

Enthoven CA; Labrecque JA; Lucassen N; Varkevisser M; Bijma HH; El Marroun H; Jansen PW

The study looked at what happened when birth control stopped being covered by insurance for people over 21 in the Netherlands. Researchers wanted to see if this change affected the number of accidental births.

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"It Makes It More Real to You": Abortion Attitudes Following Experience and Contact With Abortion.

Baker J; Lozano N; Shrestha A; Kayser S; Adair L

People often have strong opinions about abortion from a young age, and these opinions don't change much over time. In the UK, we don't know a lot about whether people's thoughts on abortion can change with new experiences.

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