Meet the women who changed your sex life. Fifty years ago, the Kinsey report revolutionized the way we talk about sex. A few gutsy women who participated discuss their experience and the sex-saturated world they helped create

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Alice Ginott, Helen Wallin D'Amico and Beatrice Schapper are among the women who were interviewed by Alfred C. Kinsey for his ground-breaking Sexual Behavior in the Human Female book in 1953. The women helped forge the more open sexual environment of the 21st century.??

Science & research, Sex, Sexual behavior, Research, History, Sexual behaviour, Kinsey, Alfred C., Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction

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The pelvic pain report

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Pelvic pain, which often afflicts women and felt during menstrual periods and sexual intercourse, may have underlying causes. Women should promptly seek medical help and undergo a thorough medical exam to pinpoint exactly the real cause of the recurrent pelvic pain.

Care and treatment, Medical examination, Pelvis, Pelvic pain

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Health report

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A newly developed stem-cell transplant operation is helping sufferers of scleroderma to live a more health and full-filling life.

Drug therapy, Scleroderma (Disease), Stem cells, Stem cell transplantation

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