Alie Ward

And it studied over 150 couples.

It found a real whammy mid-trial.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's not on my bucket list.

Nope.

To have copious, stinky discharge.

One of the few good things.

Yeah.

I'm going to pull up some questions from listeners.

You cool with that?

Oh, yeah.

Sweet.

So we're going to proceed after a quick break from sponsors who make it possible for us to donate to a cause of Dr. Park's choosing.

And this week we'll be splitting the donation between her two favorites, the University of Alabama at Birmingham and

Seekirk Advent Endowed Support Fund, which supports research and training in STIs and other infectious diseases for students, residents, and fellows.

Also, the San Francisco City Clinic, which provides free and low-cost sexual health services, including prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of STIs and HIV, and prevention of unintended pregnancy.

Wonderful causes, especially in the midst of funding cuts, and we will link to them in the show notes.

And thank you, sponsors of the show, for all the good you let us do on behalf of our ologists.

Okay, let's get into questions submitted by listeners via patreon.com slash ologies, where you can support the show for as little as a dollar a month.

And you can ask your questions before we even record.