
Gwendolyn Rosen, MPH
Gwendolyn Rosen, MPH is a passionate sexual health professional with expertise in strategic communications, thought leadership, and curriculum development. Thoughtful and detail-oriented, she is able to effectively craft strategic messaging tailored to any audience to educate on stigmatized topics.
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Can Histamine Intolerance Affect the Vagina?
We explore the relationship between histamine and the vaginal microbiome.
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Understanding Cytolytic Vaginosis (CV): Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
Discover key details about Cytolytic Vaginosis (CV), including symptoms, causes, and management strategies for this condition. Read on to learn more.
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I’m a Women’s Health Writer With an MPH: Here’s What I Think Sex Ed Should Look Like in 2023
Here's why we deserve comprehensive deserve sex ed throughout our lives, not just in high school.
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Anal to Vaginal Infection Risks: Can Anal Sex Affect the Vaginal Microbiome?
We break down the research on anal sex and vaginal infections, and what you can do to have a stress-free experience with backdoor play.
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Yeast Infection vs Herpes: Key Differences and Information
Explore the differences between yeast infection and herpes, including symptoms, treatment options, and tips for management.
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Why Do We Call the Vagina Everything but “Vagina”?
Why do so few people use the word "vagina" to refer to a vagina? We explore the history and censorship of the word and explain why using the term "vagina" is more important than you'd think.
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Can My IUD Cause Bacterial Vaginosis or a Yeast Infection?
Are IUDs an effective birth control method, and do they impact the vaginal microbiome or increase the risk of infections like BV or yeast infections?

Probiotics for Vaginal Health: Are They Really Good for You?
Curious about taking probiotics for vaginal health? Find out how they can help with BV and yeast infections, and see if they're right for you.
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Can Men Get BV? Understanding the Facts
Discover if men can get Bacterial Vaginosis (BV), the role of men in passing BV bacteria, and the options for partner treatment and testing.