According to research cited in a study on sexual dysfunction
in the United States, referenced below, sexual dysfunctions are
highly prevalent in both sexes, ranging from 10% to 52% of men
and 25% to 63% of women. Today's newsletter focuses on this
important health issue.
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John L. Miller, MD 1. AMERICAN FAMILY PHYSICIAN Female Sexual Dysfunction: Evaluation and Treatment
Individually, sexuality incorporates family, societal and religious beliefs, and is altered with aging, health status and personal experience. In addition, sexual activity incorporates interpersonal relationships, each partner bringing unique attitudes, needs and responses into the coupling. A breakdown in any of these areas may lead to sexual dysfunction. http://www.aafp.org/afp/20000701/127.html
4. CANCERNET Prevalence and Types of Sexual Dysfunction in People With Cancer
Many types of cancer and cancer therapies are associated with sexual dysfunction. This article discusses prevalence, types, assessment, and treatment.
5. FRIDAY'S PROGRESS NOTES Adolescent Sexual Health
Teens lack important information about such matters as pregnancy, sexual orientation, STDs, HIV/AIDS, or how to talk about sexual issues with their parents, a health care provider, or someone they might be dating.
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