Thomas Parran (surgeon general)

NCLA Asks U.S. Supreme Court Not to Stay Injunction Against Government Social Media Censorship

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Wednesday, September 20, 2023
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Surgeon General’s office from pressuring social media platforms to censor constitutionally protected speech.

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  • Surgeon General’s office from pressuring social media platforms to censor constitutionally protected speech.
  • On September 8, a Fifth Circuit panel upheld the most significant components of U.S. District Judge Terry Doughty’s preliminary injunction prohibiting the aforementioned officials from pressuring, coercing, or significantly encouraging social media companies to suppress constitutionally protected speech.
  • The government has failed to present a single convincing argument for staying the injunction any further.
  • The Supreme Court is unlikely to reverse the Fifth Circuit’s injunction against such abridgment of the First Amendment.

Healthcare standards need a major overhaul with 1 in 2 reporting their doctors don't promote sexual health

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Monday, November 22, 2021
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LOS ANGELES, Nov. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- New study has shown that the majority of people (76%) have never had any doctor or healthcare professional speak to them about the importance of sexual health, and over half (53%) don't believe their doctor promotes sexual health at all. When juxtaposed against two-thirds of people believing vibrators help relieve sexual issues, and an overwhelming majority (76%) wanting their doctor to prescribe vibrators for their pain, it's clear that there is an urgent and significant need to improve standards in sexual healthcare.

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  • That's according to a recent study published by sexual health experts, MysteryVibe , conducted with over 3000 Americans to understand their interest, knowledge, and experience with vibrators and sexual health.
  • The results highlight a staggering disparity between the public's interest in sexual health and healthcare provider accessibility.
  • The World Health Organization classifies sexual health, and access to information regarding sexual health, as a fundamental human right.
  • Sexual health is an intrinsic element of human health and is based on a positive, equitable, and respectful approach to sexuality, relationships, and reproduction."

Healthcare standards need a major overhaul with 1 in 2 reporting their doctors don't promote sexual health

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Monday, November 22, 2021
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That's according to a recent study published by sexual health experts, MysteryVibe , conducted with over 3000 Americans to understand their interest, knowledge, and experience with vibrators and sexual health.

Key Points: 
  • That's according to a recent study published by sexual health experts, MysteryVibe , conducted with over 3000 Americans to understand their interest, knowledge, and experience with vibrators and sexual health.
  • The results highlight a staggering disparity between the public's interest in sexual health and healthcare provider accessibility.
  • The World Health Organization classifies sexual health, and access to information regarding sexual health, as a fundamental human right.
  • Sexual health is an intrinsic element of human health and is based on a positive, equitable, and respectful approach to sexuality, relationships, and reproduction."