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This article presents information on the book "Handbook of Contraception and Reproductive Sexual Health," by Suzanne Everett. This is an excellent book, written by a nurse for nurses, covering contraception and reproductive sexual health. It is essential reading for anyone who works in this field or in an area where clients need advice about contraception. The first two chapters look at anatomy, physiology and reproduction. Each of the chapters follows the same format, which makes this a practical and easy-to-read book. There is also reference to possible discussions that may arise in practice, and the self-assessment questions at the end of each chapter allow practitioners to reflect on their reading and learning.

Reviews the phenotype variation and the range of molecular defects that have been identified in persons with mutations causing androgen resistance. Defects in androgen action and their association with abnormal sexual differentiation, infertility or both; Normal androgen physiology; Receptor disorders; Clinical features of androgen resistance syndrome; More.

Reviews the book "Myths of Gender," by Anne Fausto-Sterling.

The article reviews the book "Bonk: The Curious Coupling of Science and Sex," by Mary Roach.

Reviews the book 'From Man to Man,' by Henry Ritter with Owen Spann.

Reviews the book 'Central Neural States Relating Sex and Pain,' by Richard J. Bodnar, Kathryn Commons and Donald W. Pfaff.