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Effect of Sexocorporel-based sexual counseling on sexual health literacy and sexual quality of life among married deaf women of reproductive age: a randomized controlled trial.

Aug 2026 · Journal of Sexual Medicine · Vol 23 9 · 0 citations
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Sexocorporel-based sexual counseling may represent an effective and communication-sensitive approach for improving sexual health literacy and sexual quality of life among married deaf women.

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