Don't Miss These Upcoming Events in Sexual Medicine
There are just two months left of the year, but there is still plenty of time to join your colleagues for a virtual meeting or webinar.
Below is a list of upcoming sexual medicine events that will take place through the end of 2020:
SASSM Webinar – Meet the Andrologist – 2
November 1, 2020
ISSWSH Fall Course 2020, Virtual Event
November 6, 2020
WPATH 26th Scientific Symposium, Virtual Meeting
November 6 – 10, 2020
21st Annual Fall Scientific Meeting of SMSNA, Virtual
November 9 – 15, 2020
ISSWSH Fall Course 2020, Virtual Event
November 13, 2020
ICS 2020 – 50th International Continence Society Annual Meeting, Virtual
November 19 – 22, 2020
ISSWSH Fall Course 2020, Virtual Event
November 20, 2020
ISSM Webinar: Optimizing Outcomes for Penile Prostheses
November 24, 2020
ESSM Webinar: Stimulating Sexual Pleasure and Relationship Cohesion in Long Term Couples: Is it Possible?
November 26, 2020
ESSM Webinar: Managing Paraphilic Disorders
December 10, 2020
ISSM Webinar: Ageing, Chronic Illness and Sexual Health
December 17, 2020
Study Explores Sexual Abuse and Hypersexuality
A new study on the relationship between sexual abuse and hypersexuality focuses on gender differences.
Published in August in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, the study analyzed data from 16,823 adults in Hungary who completed a questionnaire on their sexual abuse history, issues with hypersexuality, and sexual function.
Participants who had been sexually abused in the past were categorized by the ages at which sexual abuse occurred.
Seven percent of the entire group had experienced abuse at age 13 or younger. Twenty percent were age 14 or older when the abuse occurred. And 10% were abused during both of these time periods.
For men and women, abuse at any age was associated with hypersexuality. However, the association was stronger for men who had been abused as children and as adolescents/adults.
Learn more about the study.
Clitorolabiaplasty Technique Described in New Study
Our website's latest research summary discusses a "safe and viable" surgical technique for clitorolabiaplasty in transgender patients.
"Refinement Procedures for Clitorolabiaplasty in Male-to-Female Gender-Affirmation Surgery: More than an Aesthetic Procedure" by Dr. Mauricio Raigosa, et al. was first published in September in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
Read the summary here.
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