Айна Парк - В постели с бактериями. История, наука и секреты микроскопических существ, о которых не принято говорить
- Название:В постели с бактериями. История, наука и секреты микроскопических существ, о которых не принято говорить
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И вот появилась Айна Парк! Десятки лет она просвещает людей на тему сексуального здоровья и вооружает их научным знанием для борьбы с неудобными проблемами. И правда вот в чем: большинство из нас сексуально активны, но зачастую совсем незнакомы со вселенной микроскопических созданий, что живут под нашим одеялом. И Айна Парк намерена переломить ситуацию и нарушить неловкое молчание, царящее вокруг интимной близости. Внутри – откровенные ответы на повисшие в воздухе вопросы всех любопытных взрослых.
Айна Парк, д. м. н. – доцент кафедры семейной и общественной медицины медицинского факультета Калифорнийского университета в Сан-Франциско; заведующая медицинской частью Калифорнийского центра репродуктивного здоровья и медицинский консультант отделения по предотвращению ИППП Центров по контролю и профилактики заболеваний США.
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