On the contradictory messaging of Garadasil ads.
More than 12,000 people marched on the Michigan state capitol to protest the union-busting “right-to-work” law.
People really like their IUDs.
A student explains why sexual assault counseling in colleges should be confidential.
The Hairpin discovers texts from the American Girl dolls.
Nechemya Weberman, who we wrote about last week, was convicted today.
The condom of the future is dissolvable.
Scalia: If we can’t object to homosexuality, how can we object to murder?!?!?!?
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Look, I love my IUD, but damn, I wish my gyno told me how badly it would hurt to get it placed! If you haven’t had children, IUD placement can be a bit more painful than people lead on. I had to take off work for a day and I couldn’t drive myself home after.
Come on, are the Gardasil ads really “contradictory messaging”? “Girls” and “women” are two different groups of people after all. The vaccine is recommended for 12 to 26 year olds. Of course you need two different ad campaigns–one for parents, who are responsible for the health care of their young children, and one for teenagers/young adults, who usually make their own decisions.
Scalia: Where does Congress get the authority to regulate morality?