Normalize It

Normalize It is a nuanced look at what it means to be a woman that will make readers feel seen, heard, and empowered to tell their stories. By normalizing talking about difficult things, Zucker opens the door to creating cultural change that acknowledges and supports women’s truths.

Power to the Pelvis by Hannah Matluck

This guided journal and workbook is designed to help people connect with and better understand their pelvic region. Written by integrative pelvic health coach Hannah Matluck, Power to the Pelvis combines education, reflection prompts, and body awareness tools to support healing from pelvic pain, digestive and reproductive issues, and sexual dysfunction. Ideal for anyone looking to take a more holistic, empowered approach to their pelvic health.

Floored: Real Talk on Pelvic Health

The definitive guide to pelvic floor health, written by pelvic floor physical therapist and creator of the Vagina Whisperer, Dr. Sara Reardon.

Is Bacterial Vaginosis Sexually Transmitted? – CNN Health

This CNN Health article examines the ongoing debate around whether bacterial vaginosis should be considered sexually transmitted. Featuring expert insights and patient stories, it highlights the stigma, diagnostic challenges, and need for greater awareness and research.

Bacterial Vaginosis: A Public Health Review

This peer-reviewed article explores the prevalence, diagnosis, and health consequences of bacterial vaginosis from a public health perspective. It discusses clinical challenges, treatment gaps, and the broader implications for sexual and reproductive health.

Understanding Bacterial Vaginosis – WHO Fact Sheet

This fact sheet from the World Health Organization provides an overview of bacterial vaginosis, including common symptoms, risk factors, and health implications. It also highlights prevention strategies and the importance of accurate diagnosis and treatment.

Bacterial Vaginosis Overview – CDC

The CDC outlines key information about bacterial vaginosis, including causes, symptoms, how it spreads, and recommended treatments. This resource also addresses who is most at risk and how BV can affect reproductive health.

Women’s Preventive Services Guidelines

Issued by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), these guidelines outline key preventive care recommendations for women, including STI counseling, contraception access, and screenings for interpersonal violence and well-woman visits. They serve as a foundation for ensuring comprehensive, evidence-based care.

Female Sexual Health Consensus Clinical Guidelines

Published in the Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada, this article examines why sexual health is often under-discussed during clinical visits. It identifies provider discomfort, time constraints, and fear of offending patients as key barriers, and offers strategies to improve communication and patient outcomes.

ACOG Recommendations on Pain Management for IUD Insertions

In this 2025 update, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) issues new clinical guidance to improve pain management during IUD insertions and other in-office gynecologic procedures. The recommendations aim to make contraceptive care more accessible, equitable, and patient-centered—particularly for those who have historically faced barriers to respectful care.