At the SMSNA Annual Fall Scientific Meeting today, Lori Brotto, PhD, R Psych, expounded on the benefits of mindfulness for improving sexual function, particularly in women with sexual interest/arousal disorder.
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Ashley Winter, MD, looked at inflatable penile prostheses (IPPs) from the couple’s perspective...
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Telemedicine has been steadily gaining in popularity, and the COVID-19 pandemic has only served to...
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Today, the attendees of the Genital Cosmetic Surgery session of the SMSNA Annual Fall Scientific...
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On the second day of the SMSNA’s 22nd Annual Fall Scientific Meeting, Trinity Bivalacqua, MD, PhD,...
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Emily Willingham, PhD, the keynote speaker of the 22nd Annual Fall Scientific Meeting of the...
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Avery Braun, DO, presented new research on the location and severity of postoperative pain for...
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Today at the SMSNA Annual Fall Scientific Meeting during the APP Symposium, Lutricia Harrison,...
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Telemedicine has been gaining in popularity since the advent of digital communication...
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Often, health care professionals provide soon-to-be parents with a surfeit of information on what...
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Experiencing pain during penetrative sexual activity is thought to be an underreported problem for...
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The American Urological Association (AUA) and the Sexual Medicine Society of North America (SMSNA)...
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A person’s pelvic floor muscles (the muscles that create a hammock-like structure to hold the...
