Dr. Rachel Rubin
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3,407 appearances
3 recordings
3 series
first heard May 2025
last heard 22 Jun
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Now, because we focus on the psychosocial, I'll have a lot of people saying, no, no, no, it's all communication.
And all of that is important.
Don't get me wrong.
But the biology matters, too.
And we know there is a biological basis to sexual health for everybody.
I think that everything that we do, there's the risk of doing something and the risk of not doing something.
No drug is going to be without possible side effects.
And so that's where it becomes important to know what are the non-negotiables.
Antidepressants is a perfect example.
We know that they can help people, right?
A lot of people, but we know there are sexual side effects like low libido, delayed orgasm.
And so it has to do with informed consent, which means I, Steven, if I'm going to give you a medicine, I want you to know that there is the common side effects, the less common side effects, and then the disastrous side effects.
That's why on the commercials, they talk about all the disastrous side effects, but often they don't even research the sexual side effects.
So, for example, GLP-1s, OK?
Yeah, the GLP-1s are the weight loss drugs that everybody's talking about.
Ozempic, Manjaro, all the celebrities are on these injections that are making them lose tons of weight.
We are starting to look at these drugs in women, but nobody's looking at it for sexual health.
Everyone's looking at it for, can you get pregnant?
Reproductive health.
There is not a single published paper on sexual health side effects for women.
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