The Little Pink Pill That Sparked a Feminist War
The Food and Drug Administration's approval of a pharmaceutical treatment for low sexual desire in women has launched a heated debate over the dangers and benefits of medicalizing sex.
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Was Sexism Behind the Sign Off on Flibanserin?
An early look at a Pacific Standard story that's currently only available to subscribers.
Five Studies: Does Flibanserin Provide Real Sexual Benefits for Women?
Research suggests that the now-FDA-approved female libido-booster is—at least in part—a pharmaceutical ploy.
The Crazy History of Uterine Fury
People have been afraid of vaginas for a very long time.
'Pink Viagra' Boon or Bust for Equal Rights?
While pharmaceutical companies battle to end desire discrepancy, some feminists fear the medicalization of not being in the mood.