Cornell Health
Cornell Health on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“So I think it's failed her in a number of ways. I mean, one way that it's failed her, and this has not been really widely talked about, is she went to Cornell Health because she had a UTI and she talked about the fact that her injuries were traumatic and according to her allegations, the physician or medical provider, whoever it was, didn't follow up and for example, offer to take a rape kit.”
The speaker criticizes Cornell Health for failing to provide adequate medical follow-up after a sexual assault victim reported traumatic injuries.
▶ Hear it“in 2019 their health authority Cornell Health authored a guide titled Sexual Pleasure: Finding the Sweet Spot, which opens by declaring that sex can make for a terrific study break. Students are encouraged to explore sexual fantasies, experiment with sex toys, consider bondage and fetish gear.”
Criticized for authoring explicit sexual pleasure guides that encourage students to explore sexual fantasies, bondage, fetish gear, and pornography.
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