By
September 25, 2002

This letter is in response to “Inappropriate Advice”, a Letter To The Editor in Sept. 19 of Campus Times.

Further scientific research is needed in all fields of women’s health, including reproductive health, and each individual must make decisions about sexual health based on personal beliefs.

I would like to offer additional websites for cutting edge information: www.siecus.org, www.not-2-late.com, www.agi-usa.org, www.obgyn.net, www.plannedparenthood.org, www.rochester.edu/uhs.

If you would like to discuss your risks and benefits regarding reproductive health care choices in a non-judgmental setting, please schedule an appointment with your health care provider at the University Health Service (275-2662).

?TERRI WINTER

Associate Director for Nursing, uhs

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