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First Friday with Mary Anne Mosack
Join us on Friday, June 5 from 9:00am – 10:00am Central Time to hear from Mary Anne Mosack, President & CEO of Ascend: an organization dedicated to the promotion and influential distribution of Sexual Risk Avoidance Education. Add the event to your calendar, or on the date and time of the event, click here to…
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Homecoming Season: A Celebration That’s Spreading a Silent Epidemic
Originally Published on Wednesday, October 22, 2025 by The Christian Post It’s homecoming season in America, but while students are celebrating, a silent and unseen epidemic is spreading among them. For many, homecoming is innocent fun. It is a time to reconnect with old friends, dress up, and celebrate a sense of belonging. But for…
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A Thanksgiving Reminder: Our Kids Still Have a Clear Path Forward
Originally Published on November 27, 2025 by The Daily Wire This Thanksgiving, parents across America have much to be thankful for — their children, their health, and the simple gift of gathering around the table with people they love. We’ll share food, laughter, and stories about how quickly the kids have grown. And yet, many…
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Supreme Court Ruling Makes Vulnerable Children, and Therapists, Safer in Colorado
Originally Published on April 9, 2026 by The Hill The Supreme Court’s recent 8-1 ruling in Chiles v. Salazar affects how states can regulate therapy for minors. It also raises a deeper question about who controls the conversation — the state, or clients and clinicians? I submitted an amicus brief in support of Kaley Chiles, and I welcome the decision with great…
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Too Many Sperm, Too Few Families
Originally Published on February 5, 2026 by RealClearPolitics Russian billionaire Pavel Durov has made his frozen sperm available worldwide through his Altra Vita clinic. He claims that he is doing this to alleviate a shortage of “high-quality donor material.” And he adds that his sperm has fathered at least 100 children in at least 12…
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The Virtue of the Hep B Shot
The decision to stop recommending the hepatitis B vaccine at birth affects real American families and weakens one of our most effective cancer-prevention tools (“Vaccine Panel Nixes Hepatitis B Guidance,” Page One, Dec. 6). We spend hundreds of millions of dollars to find cures for cancer. The most common cause of liver cancer, a devastating…
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STD Online Certification Course
A Medical Institute Course We are in the midst of a sexually transmitted disease epidemic in the United States and the numbers show that the epidemic is getting worse each year. Unfortunately, the epidemic is having its greatest effect on the nation’s young people between the ages of 15 and 25 years of age. These young Americans are being negatively impacted by diseases that sometimes…
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STD Risk Assessment
Do you have an STD? You may be surprised to hear that it is not uncommon to have an STD (also called an STI) and show no symptoms. Through the STD Risk Assessment—which is based on CDC STD Treatment Guidelines—you can find out which STD tests are recommended for you based on your personal risk factors, and learn if you…
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Pregnancy & STIs
Overview About Pregnancy and STIs Vertical transmission occurs when a mother passes a sexually transmitted infection (STI) to her baby during pregnancy, childbirth, or after birth, which can lead to birth defects, serious newborn illness, or even death. Many women are unaware of these risks, so identifying and treating STIs early in pregnancy is critical…
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The Two-Parent Privilege: How Americans Stopped Getting Married and Started Falling Behind
About In The Two-Parent Privilege, Melissa S. Kearney makes a provocative, data-driven case for marriage by showing how the institution’s decline has led to a host of economic woes—problems that have fractured American society and rendered vulnerable populations even more vulnerable. Eschewing the religious and values-based arguments that have long dominated this conversation, Kearney shows how the…