The Atlantic Monthly is reporting on what it calls a sex recession. According to research from the Centers for Disease Control, American teens and young adults are having less sex and launching their sex lives later than previous generations. Why? This hour, we break down the reasons and discuss how this so-called sex recession is affecting marriages, birthrates, and relationships. In studio: Dr. Pebble Kranz, M.D., sexual medicine specialist at the Rochester Center for Sexual Wellness Dan Rosen, psychotherapist and certified sex therapist at the Rochester Center for Sexual Wellness
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