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Dr Holly Thomas helps us unpack the needlessly taboo subject of sex and sexual health in women of older age.

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Episode 16: Sexual health in older age

Normalizing sexual wellbeing throughout adulthood

Roughly 50% of women over 50 experience sexual dysfunction, yet fewer than 20% report it to their doctor, thinking these changes are 'just part of aging'.

As doctors, we should be helping women lead sexually healthy and fulfilling lives as they age. Prof Holly Thomas tells us how.

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