
Mary Jane Minkin
OBGYN and clinical professor at Yale School of Medicine, expert in women's sexual health and menopause.
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Oct 22, 2024 • 21min
Episode 338: The Science of Libido, Orgasm, and Desire (Listener Questions)
Mary Jane Minkin, a practicing gynecologist and certified clinician on menopause, joins the conversation to unpack intriguing listener questions. They delve into whether libido is genetically determined, shedding light on the science behind sexual desire. The discussion also provides helpful advice for a male listener struggling to reach orgasm. Finally, they explore ways to enhance sexual desire in post-menopausal women, emphasizing emotional connection and treatment options for improved intimacy. A candid and informative talk about sexuality at different life stages!

Oct 8, 2024 • 37min
Episode 334: How To Have A Happy Vagina
Mary Jane Minkin, a practicing gynecologist and clinical professor at Yale, discusses essential insights for maintaining vaginal health. She addresses how lifestyle choices affect vaginal well-being and the significance of a balanced pH. Tips for managing vaginal dryness are shared, along with guidance on selecting safe feminine hygiene products. Minkin emphasizes informed contraceptive choices and the importance of personalized care, helping listeners prioritize their sexual health in a thoughtful and practical manner.

Aug 16, 2023 • 1h 57min
Menopause, Libido, and Childbirth: Deep Dive on Women's Sexual Health, with Dr. Mary Jane Minkin | Ep. 609
Dr. Mary Jane Minkin, an OBGYN and clinical professor at Yale, joins to shed light on women's sexual health. They dive into libido issues, exploring the difference between desire and arousal. The discussion covers how emotional factors and medications, like antidepressants, impact sexual drive. Dr. Minkin explains the role of testosterone for women and the challenges of menopause, including hormonal changes and treatment options. They also tackle navigation of vaginal health, intimacy’s importance in relationships, and the significance of open dialogue about these topics.