In my last post (“Do Sex Researchers Really Have This Much Fun?”), I described the physiology and biomechanics of a woman’s orgasm experience, differentiating between “clitoral” and “vaginally activated” orgasms. While avoiding any labeling of one or the other as “best,” I described the differences in the two experiences and the innervation responsible for each. […]

Usually, I talk about medical and health-related issues here. But this particular post is going to be more personal, as I’d like to share with you some of the things that have been happening recently. Several exciting things happened during the month of June, culminating with the publication my book by Amazon. (More on that […]

What goes around comes around. Physicians (poor business persons and poorer “team players”) long ago agreed to buy into the “third person payor” concept by billing insurance rather than the consumer, thus setting the stage for insurance company management of healthcare. Patients time after time have defeated “single payer” ballot measures and other plans to […]