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Vulvodynia has been featured in magazines, newspapers and on television
shows in the past decade. Listed below are some of the highlights.
TELEVISION
Private Practice (ABC) October 2007
Seeking Solutions with Suzanne (Comcast) January 2007
The Art of Women’s Health (PBS) April 2005
Sex and the City (HBO) June
2000
The Oprah Winfrey Show (NBC) February
2000
RADIO
Voices in the Family with Dr. Dan Gottlieb
WHYY- Philadelphia, PA
November 27, 2006
http://www.whyy.org/91FM/voices200611.html (click on 11/27/06, Women and Healthcare)
BOOKS
The V Book
Elizabeth Stewart, MD and Paula Spencer
The Vulvodynia
Survival Guide
Howard Glazer, PhD and Gae Rodke, MD
The Camera My
Mother Gave Me
Susanna Kaysen
NEWSPAPER
Aversion to sex may be medical
Ann Landers
Syndicated columnist: February 27, 2002
HBO aside, vulvodynia can be painfully true story
Wendy Navratil
Chicago Tribune: June 13, 2001
HBOs Sex touches on baffling condition
Jim Ritter
Chicago Sun-Times: June 11, 2001
No Laughing Matter: A below-the-belt joke in Sex and the
Citys season premiere proves not so funny in real life
Susan Ferraro
New York Daily News: June 7, 2001
MAGAZINES
Help for Intimate Pain
Denise Foley
Prevention: November 2007
Your (Very Personal) Health at 20, 30, 40 and 50
Andrea Cooper
Redbook: October 2007
I Can’t Tell My Doctor That!
Arricca Elin SanSone
Woman’s Day: February 2005
When Sex Hurts
Rachel Grumman
Ladies’ Home Journal: August 2004
Betrayed by Her Body
Lisa Collier Cool
Good Housekeeping: September 2004
Sex Hurts
Jan Sheehan & Holly Taylor
Marie Claire: February 2002
The secret pain women share
Michele Chabin
Redbook: November 2001
Not Tonight, Dear
Carol Saline
Philadelphia Magazine: October 2000
The Sex Problem No One Talks About
Sarah McCraw Crow
Parents: October 1999
Sexual Healing: For many women maybe millions
intimacy is agony.
Finally doctors can help.
Kate Lee
Health Magazine: May 1998
When Sex Hurts
Paula Dranov
Good Housekeeping: March 1997
Articles on vulvodynia have also appeared in Elle, Cosmopolitan,
First for Women, National Enquirer, Prevention, Self and a variety
of other magazines.
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