The life work of a sexual health educator and researcher.

The life work of a sexual health educator and researcher.

2012-05-01 00:00:00

The variety of female sexual responses will be reviewed that have been documented in her human physiology laboratory from vaginal, cervical and imagery-induced orgasm to studies concerning orgasms in women with complete spinal cord injury. The various sensory pathways that are involved in female sexual responses, including fMRI of the brain studies during orgasm will be discussed. Future directions of her research program will be presented.

Conference: WAS Glasgow 2011
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