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Women in a new study who rated themselves as being sexually satisfied had higher overall positive well-being and vitality compared with sexually dissatisfied subjects. The research, published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine, set out to assess whether there was a correlation between sexual satisfaction and well-being.
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Women in a new study who rated themselves as being sexually satisfied had higher overall positive well-being and vitality compared with sexually dissatisfied subjects. The research, published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine, set out to assess whether there was a correlation between sexual satisfaction and well-being.
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