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• - Provides information on classifications of sexual dysfunctions.
  
• - Sexual and medical news and views for men and women; covering treatments for sexual dysfunction and other urology-related conditions.
  
• - A not-for-profit, multidisciplinary, academic and scientific organisation concerning itself with male and female sexual function and dysfunction.
  
• - Dr. Jennifer Berman's and Dr. Laura Berman's site with articles, videos, and resource lists for women seeking advice on sexual function problems such as lack of desire, arousal, lubrication, and orgasm.
  
• - Information on an International Conference on Female Sexual Health and Dysfunction in Palm Springs, California, November 4 - 6, 2004.
  
• - Professional organization informs about its structure and schedules of meetings; site also includes publications on sexual dysfunction in English and other languages.
  
• - Information about male sexual dysfunction and loss of libido or sexual desire in men.
  
• - SIECUS has developed this booklet to help program planners, providers, and policy makers understand the connection between sexuality and reproductive health.
  
• - Frank advice to women who don't know, or can't believe their husbands are impotent.
  
• - Evaluation and treatment of sexual dysfunction.
  
• - Online chapter of the Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy, with diagnosis and treatment suggestions intended for physicians.
  
• - A nonprofit organization informs about sexual dysfunction and its treatment for both men and women; site addresses the medical community as well as the general public; includes schedules of educational programs.
  
• - Professional organization informs about research activities and annual meetings; site includes application form for new members.
  
• - Discusses sexual dysfunction and possible treatments, especially for women.
  
• - Sex questions, problems and concerns answered here with periodic updates.
  
• - The American Academy of Family Physicians discusses causes of female sexual dysfunction and explains treatment options.
  
• - Clinical trial listings and in-depth treatment information; those interested to participate in clinical trials can apply and submit personal information.
  
• - An analysis for the pharmaceutical industry: The Therapeutic Market for Male and Female Sexual Dysfunction. Free-access summary; full report requires subscription.