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Volume 33, Number 5, October 2007
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Editor's Introduction
pp. 383-383(1)
Author: Segraves, R. Taylor

Will Medical Solutions to Sexual Problems Make Sexological Care and Science Obsolete?
pp. 385-397(13)
Author: Rowland, David L.

It Was the Best of Times; It Was the Worst of Times
pp. 399-403(5)
Author: Althof, Stanley E.

Is Medicalization and Dichotomization of Sexology the Answer? A Commentary
pp. 405-409(5)
Author: Balon, Richard

More Nonindustry Funding is Needed for Sexological Sciences to Endure
pp. 411-413(3)
Author: Brotto, Lori A.

Premature Obituary? Commentary on Rowland's Article
pp. 415-420(6)
Author: Carroll, Richard A.

A Response to Rowland's, "Will Medical Solutions to Sexual Problems Make Sexological Care and Science Obsolete?"
pp. 421-425(5)
Author: Derogatis, Leonard

Sex Therapy and Research: A View from Health Services Research
pp. 427-432(6)
Author: Fagan, Peter

Medical Solutions Have Improved the Treatment of Sexological Problems and Created More Demand for Sexological Care
pp. 433-437(5)
Authors: Giraldi, Annamaria; Kristensen, Ellids

Commentary - Will Medical Solutions to Sexual Problems Make Sexological Care and Science Obsolete?
pp. 439-441(3)
Author: Goldstein, Irwin

Medicalization of Women's Sexual Problems: A Different Story?
pp. 443-447(5)
Author: Graham, Cynthia A.

Commentary on David Rowland's "Will Medical Solutions to Sexual Problems Make Sexological Care and Science Obsolete?"
pp. 449-453(5)
Author: Levine, Stephen B.

The Demise of Sexological Science is Not Imminent in the Face of Sexual Medicine: Commentary on "Will Medical Solutions to Sexual Problems Make Sexological Care and Science Obsolete?"
pp. 455-459(5)
Authors: Pukall, Caroline F.; Reissing, Elke D.

Commentary on Rowland's Article
pp. 461-466(6)
Author: Riley, Alan

Medical Solutions to Sexual Problems Continue to Make Sexological Care and Science Essential to the Successful Treatment of Male ED
pp. 467-468(2)
Author: Seftel, Allen D.

Editorial Reply
pp. 469-472(4)
Author: Seidman, Stuart N.

Beneath the Veneer: The Troubled Past and Future of Sexual Medicine
pp. 473-477(5)
Author: Tiefer, Leonore

Commentary: "Will Medical Solutions to Sexual Problems Make Sexological Care and Science Obsolete?"
pp. 479-483(5)
Author: Wise, Thomas N.

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