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Women who have been sexually abused as children develop more sexual problems than their non-abused peers, according to a recent review of medical literature by American scientists. In an effort to understand more about prevalence of sexual dysfunction in victims of childhood sexual abuse (CSA), the research team analyzed previous scientific reports on the topic. They published their findings in...
Childhood Sexual Abuse Linked to Sexual Problems in Women
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