College orgasms — he said, she said.
I gave a lecture on Female Sexuality and Empowerment to a group of college students the other day. To my surprise, there were more men
Tara Ford, PA-C
March 6, 2012
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I gave a lecture on Female Sexuality and Empowerment to a group of college students the other day. To my surprise, there were more men
I received a (not so unusual) call today from a woman trying to figure out if she should come in as a patient. During our
(CBS) — Forty years of research is turning conventional wisdom on its head when it comes to the issue of women and sex. The experts say
“Females use kissing to provide information about the level of commitment of their partner if they happen to be in a continuing relationship”, Gallup told
We have long known that hormonal birth control (pill, ring, or patch) can have an adverse effect on sexual functioning for some women. Hormonal birth
I found Caitlin Flanagan’s January 22, 2012 essay, “What’s A Girl To Do”, both intriguing and moving, and although my initial reaction was enthusiastic because
In my opinion, persistent genital arousal disorder is one of the most frustrating syndromes that I’ve faced while practicing at MCFS. Typically, a patient complaining
As I wrote about in my previous blog entries, I read a very interesting article by Kate Bolick, who cites Bella DePaulo. DePaulo, a social
There is nothing I love more than feeling like I’ve helped a woman that came in to see me at the Center. The struggles of
In Bolick’s article, “All The Single Ladies”, her focus is not sexual, it is more anthropological, but she does discuss sex. She quotes Robert H.