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Disability and Sexuality: Sex and People With Disabilities: Publications and Documents

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The Disabled World (DW) Disability Sexuality: Sex and The Disabled database includes a variety of publications addressing the intersection of disability and sexuality. This encompasses articles on sexual concerns of both men and women with disabilities, discussions on sexual rights, dating, and the societal perceptions of disability in relation to sexuality. The database features scholarly articles, personal narratives, and informational pieces that explore topics such as the need for inclusive sex education, the impact of disability on sexual identity, and the myths surrounding disabled individuals' sexuality, all aimed at providing comprehensive insights and support for sexual health and relationships within the disability community.

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Disability and Sexuality: Sex and People With Disabilities: Publications and Resources (37 Items)
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Accessible IEC materials make sexuality education inclusive, equitable, and protective for students with disabilities, fostering lifelong learning and dignity.


Examining inclusive Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights while advocating for systemic changes to enhance accessibility and empowerment for students.



Statistics and information regarding the symptoms of syphilis, a sexually transmitted infection (STI).


U.S. Title IX rules protect against gender bias in education, supporting students with disabilities and others vulnerable to discrimination.



To address the often neglected needs of visually impaired women, Prayatna Nepal recently conducted a training program focused on comprehensive sexuality education.


Peer-reviewed research links childhood trauma to higher risk of chronic pain and disability in adulthood, urging targeted interventions and support.



While the report examines Kyrgyzstan, the problems highlighted are faced by women and girls with disabilities throughout Eurasia and in many parts of the world.

Paper by Jalasa Sapkota underscores how an inclusive and compassionate approach from healthcare practitioners can lead to improved healthcare outcomes and overall well-being for individuals with disabilities.


Creating a customizable digital platform for delivering an effective sexual health education program to Caribbean youth in America.

This article explores the inherent challenges and notable significance of comprehensive sexual education in empowering women with disabilities.


Study of effectiveness of relationships decoded, published in Sexuality and Disability, suggests curriculum using evidence-based practices can improve knowledge and preparation for romantic relationships.


Guidance on using pronouns correctly to foster respect and inclusion, with practical tips for supporting trans people, seniors, and those with disabilities.



In her latest Autism ABCs series Dr. Lynette Louise, aka The Brain Broad, presents her latest video for the letter L which, she decides, stands for Lust.


New documentary film Take a Look at This Heart by director Ben Duffy explores the romantic lives of extraordinary people with disabilities.


Explores the overlap between LGBTQ identities and disabilities, highlighting challenges and the importance of representation and inclusivity.



Bacterium that causes gonorrhea is resistant to standard antibiotics and now threatens to develop resistance against ceftriaxone.


Gender dysphoria diagnosis criteria, biological and psychological factors, treatment options, and distinction from related conditions in teens and adults.



Information regarding Chlamydia, a sexually transmitted disease (STD) that can infect both women and men.


Due to emerging strains of drug-resistant Neisseria gonorrhea the CDC recommends uncomplicated gonorrhea be treated with antibiotic Ceftriaxone administered through injection.


Study finds gender identity issues more likely among children with autism, attention deficit and hyperactivity problems and related disorders.


Information regarding Persistent Sexual Arousal Syndrome a medical condition that makes desire irrelevant and strips away psychological pleasure from sex leaving only the mechanics of arousal.


Critical review in Neuro-Rehabilitation highlights impact of TBI on sexuality and importance of rehabilitation strategies.


Examination of why people with disabilities face elevated rates of domestic and sexual abuse, with statistics, abuser tactics, and self-defense guidance.



For women changing clothes in the locker room, disrobing, dressing, showering and being naked in front of others, can be truly discomfiting.


Young cancer survivors are less likely to have biological children than non-cancer survivors mainly due to the effects of cancer treatments on future fertility.

Study in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine finds men with disabilities are more than four times as likely to face sexual assault as other men.



Do sexualized lyrics in popular music have an impact on the sexual behavior and attitudes of adolescents.

Information regarding the development of what may be the first non steroidal oral contraceptive pill for males.

Dramatic gender differences in how men and women rank sexual attractiveness of non-verbal expressions of displayed emotions.



The Go Folic initiative will be launched at the House of Commons on Wednesday by the Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus.


The U.S. Department of State became an official partner of Together for Girls to end sexual violence against girls.

Many middle-aged and older adults with diabetes are sexually active according to a study.

People with a disability may wonder whether they can have children or if their partners will stay with them.


Sexual function is controlled by the central nervous system so injury to the central nervous system will affect sexual function.

Dr. Ruth widely known as an expert on sex and relationship therapy on cable TV show.


The Museum of Sex Intimate Encounters features photography which highlights disability does not prevent or preclude sexuality.


Our sexual behavior expresses not only our psycho-sexual makeup but also the entirety of our personality.

Key: the first check mark indicates the publication carries an editor's note; the second indicates a footnote.

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