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Last week, Dr. Bat Sheva Marcus, who has been the clinical director of the Medical Center for Female Sexuality for 10 years, was interviewed by
Fifty years ago, the birth control pill gave women a freedom that previously eluded them: without fear of unwanted pregnancy, women could engage in romantic
If I had a nickel every time a woman told me about her sexual situation with her husband and concluded with, “But it was never
A female patient just told me the following story. She thought her husband of 15 years was having an affair. He hadn’t been acting suspiciously
I am often struck by the varying and disparate ways in which we solve problems. I am fascinated by the variety of routes people take
This entry was written recently by a patient at MCFS following six months of treatment for low desire. Her previous entry, written after her second
The following is a blog entry written by a patient at MCFS. Later this week we will post another entry by the same patient, reporting
To be filed under the “I wish I had a nickel every time a patient said this to me.” Women with low libidos always think
Sometimes, when women come into the center with low desire we talk to them about anti=depressants. The reaction isn’t always good: “You think I’m depressed?
Good Housekeeping recently had an article, “Your Sexiest Self — Get It Back” (February, 2010). It poignantly described one woman’s loss of libido for all of
