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A Seminar presented by Dr. Winnifred Cutler
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8. Master WH and Johnson VE (1966) Human Sexual Response Little, Brown, BostonAUTHORS’ AFFILIATIONS
a. President and Founder, Athena Institute for Women's Wellness, www.AthenaInstitute.com
b. Professor of Psychology, San Francisco State University, SFO, CA
c. Director, Div of Reproductive Endocrinology, Albert Einstein Medical Center, Phila. PA
d. Medical Director, IMX, Bala Cynwyd, PA
e. Professor of Biology, Chair, Dept Health and Nutrition Sciences, Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, NY