I've launched a blog so you can find out more about how I do my job. I'll also be offering tips, advice and observations about sex, health and the media
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Last night I gave a talk at the Science Museum's Dana Centre about the differences between love and lust, and how scientists have tried to make sense of them

I won Campaigner of Year at the 11th annual Erotic Awards for my work in making sex information available to all, particularly hard to reach groups like mental health service users who're normally left out of sex education

The forgotten art of Burlesque is making a comeback, and I'm having a go too.
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The Guardian newspaper has named me one of their 'women to watch' for my work in evidence based sex advice, and communicating sex research to the public.
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I've teamed up with the charity PressWise to produce guides on how to understand research, what you can expect from experts quoted in the media, and how to identify a good quality study.
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My latest research shows that best selling advice books such as 'The Rules' are bad for your emotional well being. Many of these guides encourage readers to lie, and blame themselves for their problems, while authors are often not adequately qualified to offer advice

Press release