Sex education: what 10-year-olds want to know
Pupils want to know about puberty and their changing bodies, rather than the mechanics of sex, says Clare Horton
Nottingham tops student sex services league
University sexual health services ranked on access to contraception, information and advice
Sex work at the Super Bowl: the myth and its makers
Melissa Gira Grant: Marquee sports events attract moral panics about prostitution and trafficking – but little genuine concern for sex workers' welfare
Tapping into online communities brings dramatic results in health
The internet offers innovative approaches for targeting specific communities, as one sexual health service found. Rachel Carrell explains
Yes, the evidence does show that Benjamin Britten died from syphilis
Response: Paul Kildea: Despite the doubters, when all the composer's symptoms are considered there can be only one conclusion
Lovelace: a feminism-free ‘feminist’ critique of the pornography industry
Naomi Wolf: The biopic of 70s porn star Linda Boreman edits out a crucial aspect of her life: her empowering role in the women's movement
Benjamin Britten syphilis claims ‘ludicrous’, says anaesthetist
Dr Edward Sumner, who was present at 1973 operation said to have uncovered tertiary syphilis, says there was no evidence
Why sex education matters
A year-long campaign is calling for good quality lessons on more than just the biology of puberty and reproduction. Lucy Emmerson explains
Our children’s enemy is sexism, not sexualisation
Zoe Williams: Fear of sexualisation is used by conservatives to traduce liberal values and invade the privacy of teenagers
Benjamin Britten syphilis ‘extremely unlikely’, says cardiologist
Physician who cared for composer in last three years of life casts doubt on new biography revelations over cause of heart failure