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Women's Health Seminar

What do menopause, new treatments for breast disease, heart disease prevention for women, and cyber sex have in common? They're all topics that will be discussed this coming Saturday at the 9th annual seminar on women's health, hosted by the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in Baltimore, MD.

Um…did someone say "cyber sex"?

That's right. "Internet-related sexual problems" is the health topic. And one important enough to be covered by one of our nation's leading medical institutions. A marital and sex therapist will discuss the impact of those cyber sexual problems on personal relationships and available treatment options.

Move over Dr. Ruth…

To Your Good Health,

Jenny Thompson
Health Sciences Institute
 

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