BU Professor Aims to Destigmatize Sexual Health
A Boston University professor of epidemiology, Julia Bond, has been awarded a $1.25M NIH grant to research sexual health.
About 20 years ago, Bond attended a peer health education group meeting at Bowdoin College, where she noticed that discussions about sexual health programming often ignored the topic of pleasure.
“It was a really interesting disconnect where the public health focus was on [topics] that were important but that were not necessarily the primary concern for at least from what I was seeing,”
“So I kind of went rogue.”
The National Institutes of Health has awarded Bond the Director’s Early Independence Award to study the relationship between sexual function and conception.
Author's summary: BU professor researches sexual health with NIH grant.
- Award: $1.25M NIH grant
- Purpose: Research the relationship between sexual function and conception
- Award name: Director’s Early Independence Award
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