Passing of Richard Oliphant
Richard Oliphant died on January 3, 2020 after a valiant fight against leukemia for 6.5 years.
Rich was originally a professional musician who could play 12 instruments. He transitioned to the world of video production and for the last 35 years ran his own digital production company, oliphantproductions.com. He served as executive producer, writer, director, digital cinematographer, and editor.
He focused on the medical field filming and producing videos for Eisenhower Medical Center, Arrenberg Center for Health Sciences, Zimmer, Department of Veterans Affairs, Glaxo Welcome, NeoTract Inc, Coloplast, American Medical Systems, Upjohn and many others.
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JSM Recognizes and Welcomes Board Members
The Journal of Sexual Medicine would like to recognize the outstanding contributions of the following individuals as editorial board members of JSM until the end of 2019:
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Michael L. Krychman, MD
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Shin-ichi Hisasue, MD, PhD
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James A. Simon, MD
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Paraskevi-Sofia Kirana, PhD, FECSM
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Sarah Wåhlin-Jacobsen, MD
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Roy J. Levin, MSc, PhD
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Fernando Facio Jr., MD, PhD
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Melissa Farmer, PhD
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Crista Johnson-Agbakwu, MD, MSc, FACOG
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Gert Martin Hald, PhD
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Caroline F. Pukall, PhD
The Journal of Sexual Medicine would also like to welcome the following individuals who have joined the journal as editorial board members:
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Richard Balon, MD
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Michaela Bayerle-Eder, PhD, MD, FECSM
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Paolo Capogrosso, MD
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Giovanni Castellini, PhD, MD
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Marieke Dewitte, PhD
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Mikkel Fode, MD, PhD, FECSM
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Faysal El Kak, MD, MSc
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Edward Karpman, MD
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Tobias Köhler, MD, MPH
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Tillmann Krueger, MD
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Lisa Larkin, MD, FACP, NCMP, IF
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Haocheng Lin, MD, PhD
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Akanksha Mehta, MD, MSc
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Asif Muneer, MD
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Maria Manuela Peixoto, PhD, MSc
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Lee Smith, PhD, MSc
Hormone Therapy Might Relieve Sexual Distress in Transgender Individuals
Transgender people who undergo hormone therapy might see their levels of sexual distress decrease over time, suggests new research in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
The study investigated sexual distress in 301 transgender people who had not undergone gender-affirming surgery.
In general, sexual distress was positively correlated with body uneasiness and dissatisfaction, as well as general psychopathology and social anxiety.
A subset of 72 participants was followed for 24 months. Over time, sexual distress was reduced in this group.
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