Twenty years ago this week, the World Health Organization ceased to categorize homosexuality as a pathology, but is it still considered one socially in the workplace? For this week’s work segment, we look at the issue of being openly gay at work.
Scientists say they’ve found romantic love, in brain scans
24-year-old Jennifer Keeton was pursuing a master’s degree in education at Georgia’s Augusta State University until the school became aware of her religious opposition to homosexuality. For more, we speak with Noel Brown.
Many people who are intellectually or physically disabled may find it difficult to express their sexuality in satisfying and appropriate ways. But at what point does the search for a meaningful sexual experience become a universal one? )
It is well known that taking antidepressants can dampen your sex drive, but could they be hindering our ability to fall in love? Rutgers University anthropologist Helen Fisher gives us the details of her controversial theory.
Love in Davos
Davos, Switzerland is getting a lot of attention this week as the site of The World Economic Forum, but it’s also drawing other forums that are exploring other subjects, like the science of love
