Welcome to The Women's Sexual Health Foundation.
Founded in April of 2003, The Women's Sexual Health Foundation
(TWSHF) is a nonprofit corporation. TWSHF supports a multidisciplinary
approach to the treatment of sexual health issues and serves
as an educational resource for both the lay public and healthcare
professionals.
TWSHF on FOX NEWS
TWSHF and the Foundation's Women's Sexual Health Journal that addressed Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder was featured on FOX NEWS. To read more on the FOX NEWS report, click here.
To read the Foundation's journal that focused on Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder ( formerly Persistent Sexual Arousal Syndrome) as featured on FOX NEWS click here.
Seniors and Sex
This video demonstratres the effects of aging on an individuals sex drive.
Question of The Month
If you have a question about sexual health, e-mail info@twshf.org.
The answer to your question may be posted here.
The next question of the month will focus on intimacy and breast cancer.
The Women's Sexual Health Foundation would like to thank…
- Boehringer-Ingelheim
- P&G Pharmaceuticals
- Zestra
- Johnson & Johnson Group of Consumer Companies
- King Pharmaceuticals
For their support in providing unrestricted educational grants for TWSHF's 3rd annual 2007 women's health conference.
Having Your Voice Heard
We want to hear from you. Did cancer, menopause, or any event in your life impact your sexual health or intimacy?
Please click here to tell us your story and to read posted stories, click here.
Women's Sexual Health Journal
The April issue of the Women's Sexual Health Journal is now available for all members of TWSHF to view.
In this issue we have Part Three of Dr. Woet L. Gianotten’s article on “Pregnancy and Sexuality,” in which he discusses postpartum sexuality and the role of obstetricians in relationship to the topic.
We also have a contribution from Dr. Jean Fourcroy on Bacterial Vaginosis.
The Women's Sexual Health Journal invites you to submit articles, letters, and meeting notices that may be of interest to our readers. The articles may be scientific or research based, case studies, or your day-to-day experience with women's sexual health concerns from your professional perspective.
We also invite women to submit their personal stories relating to their sexual health journey. Successes and frustrations in finding care, treatment and an empathetic provider may be addressed in these stories. The personal stories will be published anonymously unless permission is given to do so otherwise.
The Women's Sexual Health Foundation encourages women to educate themselves regarding sexual health, so they can make smart choices.
To learn more about women's sexual health, become a member today, and enjoy the benefit of the journal and more. Join Today!
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Yitzchak
(Irv) M. Binik, PhD |
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David
M. Ferguson, PhD, MD, FACCP |
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Jean
Fourcroy, MD, PhD |
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Woet Giannotin, MD |
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Marjorie
A. Green, MD, MPH |
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André
T. Guay, MD, FACP, FACE |
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Hilda
Hutcherson, MD |
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Susan
Kellogg-Spadt, PhD, CRNP |
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Michael
L. Krychman, MD, FACOG |
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Talli
Rosenbaum, PT |
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Eusebio Rubio-Aurioles, MD, PhD |
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Ridwan Shabsigh, MD |
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Lynne Shuster, M.D., F.A.C.P. |
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Mitchell
Tepper, Ph.D, M.P.H. |
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Beverly
Whipple, Ph.D, R.N., FAAN |
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