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Archive for January, 2010

…and why you should care too! It began when I partnered with the local hospital in my hometown to evaluate local women’s health services, looking for any gaps where additional services were needed. In the process, it became clear that our community needed and could support a healthcare practice devoted to the special needs and [...]

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Menopause brings a drop in circulating estrogen. And a drop in circulating estrogen often (but not always!) brings a drop in sexual response. So at midlife, for many of us, sexual satisfaction takes more — more time, more moisture, more sensation. I like to use the reading glasses analogy. When you reach 40, suddenly it’s [...]

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Hi everybody. My name is Julie. I’m a writer here at MiddlesexMD. My credentials for writing about sex at midlife are… Well… I have reached midlife. And I enjoy sex. Still. Despite almost 30 years of togetherness with the same guy. Despite aches and pains, stress and too little time, and all the physical surprises [...]

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The science of human sexuality is young. For most of the last century, we assumed that men and women approach sex in roughly the same way. I know: Crazy. But as I said, the science is young. Older models (Masters & Johnson, Kaplan) theorized that sex for people happens in a few neat, linear stages, [...]

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A big bouquet of roses waited for me at the front desk of my clinic. It wasn’t my anniversary or my birthday. And doctors just don’t get a lot of flowers. When I saw who sent them, I smiled that special “good sex” smile, even though the sex I was smiling about wasn’t my own. [...]

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