News and Media Reports

**LuvGourmet** · 07-24-23 21:27

According to this report, studies show that a currently used antibiotic can serve as a day-after preventative medicine. CDC plans to authorize this use shortly. Just in case you forgot your condoms. Article below provides more details.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/healt...ti-prevention/

**BigStud47** · 07-22-23 07:46

Just seen this.

https://h5.newsbreakapp.com/mp/0nYX3....32&platform=0

Bs.

**LuvGourmet** · 06-23-23 11:45

Eroxon is a newly FDA approved topical gel that's supposed to work in 10 minutes. Should be available in the near future at your local drug store according to the article. Sounds awesome.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/21/w...roxon-gel.html

**TheInform** · 06-20-23 23:44

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwP-hdBxZ7c

**BillyBob198** · 06-12-23 13:37

Originally Posted by HereAndThere [View Original Post]

https://www.fox26houston.com/news/31...king-operation

This is from the Houston board. I'd be careful with places that have closed recently and then reopen. I'm thinking NDS, King, or MM could be a prime target for something like this..

Dang, I know we're ugly since we have to pay for some action but those guys are super ugly!

**RowdyReptile** · 06-12-23 07:54

Originally Posted by HereAndThere [View Original Post]

https://www.fox26houston.com/news/31...king-operation

This is from the Houston board. I'd be careful with places that have closed recently and then reopen. I'm thinking NDS, King, or MM could be a prime target for something like this..

I guess the police will be on a hiring splurge for Asian police women with fake Asian accents for this sting then. Look in the want adds.

Or maybe the police repurpose the busted girls to run their sting.

But then the police could be accused and sued for:

"Police Repurpose Human Trafficking."

**HereAndThere** · 06-12-23 01:35

https://www.fox26houston.com/news/31...king-operation

This is from the Houston board. I'd be careful with places that have closed recently and then reopen. I'm thinking NDS, King, or MM could be a prime target for something like this.

HAT.

**MarFan9960** · 06-10-23 12:07

While trying to find any media info about these busts, I came across this article—.

https://flvoicenews.com/house-passes...stablishments/

The bill ended up "dying" so it can't come up again until next year but wonder if LEO is trying to make big busts to make a point in support of regulating / cracking down harder on AMPs in the state.

Hopefully the reps who pushed the bill will get distracted by something else next year or focus on other bills.

**RI CheeseHead** · 06-09-23 21:50

Originally Posted by ThatBroThere [View Original Post]

https://orangefl.mugshots.zone/jiao-...ot-06-08-2023/

This looks like kiko to me. Am I wrong?

It; s hilarious that for "race" it says white.

**ThatBroThere** · 06-09-23 14:13

https://orangefl.mugshots.zone/jiao-...ot-06-08-2023/

This looks like kiko to me. Am I wrong?

**Witnessing** · 05-01-23 15:46

Originally Posted by DrP60 [View Original Post]

That's a bunch of BS.

Reading the article, the majority of cause for cancer in this study (more than 70% of instances) was due to transmission of HPV. As we all know, risk of transmission of disease increases with sexual partners. So, if the majority of the instances were caused by a factor known to increase risk, it's a no brainer that that particular factor indicates increased risk. Where the study goes wrong is failing to account for the confounding factor of percentage of partners who are oral sex only.

Most people who have a "high" number of oral partners also have a high number of vaginal / anal partners. Vaginal / anal partners are significantly more likely to be the source of the HPV transmission (per the CDC). HPV can be contracted just through skin to skin contact. It doesn't even need an open wound.

The demographic most at risk are men who engage in oral sex with other men, per NYU, but it is also disproportionately affecting younger folks (ages 13-16) and they are the people most at risk as the disease has time to become ingrained and harder to treat.

Treatment is successful 80-90% of the time, so fortunately, it is one of the more curable forms of the big C.

**DrP60** · 04-29-23 23:41

Originally Posted by Opus1984 [View Original Post]

Wasn't all that thrilled to see this: Oral Sex Is a Leading Factor in the Throat Cancer 'Epidemic' in the United States, Doctor Says.

https://people.com/health/oral-sex-i...s-doctor-says/

That's a bunch of BS.

**Member #6533** · 04-29-23 23:35

Wasn't all that thrilled to see this: Oral Sex Is a Leading Factor in the Throat Cancer 'Epidemic' in the United States, Doctor Says.

https://people.com/health/oral-sex-i...s-doctor-says/

**MasterDave** · 04-14-23 10:45

So everyone be careful.

**OtwonPro** · 04-10-23 17:18

Originally Posted by TheWildOne2 [View Original Post]

I knew ladies that randomly decided to go dance in Cocoa beach, they just walked in and showed I'd; at least in that city they aren't sticklers for city issued entertainment licenses.

Every city, county and state have their own respective laws. So it isn't un-common for there to be different laws in different locations.