Trusted Information

Much has been written about contraception but nothing is out there which was edited by medical specialists and published by a renowned medical society like the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada. The information about contraceptive choices and sexually transmitted infections is drawn from the Canadian Consensus Conference on Contraception 2004, evidence-based guidelines for medical professionals.

Sex Sense (2nd Edition) is a Trusted Advisor approved title

Indigo’s Trusted Advisor Health Program provides Canadians with a destination where they can find ‘best in class’ resources recommended by a panel of leading physicians and health professionals from across the country. Sex Sense (2nd Edition) and other Trusted Advisor approved titles can be found in the Health and Parenting sections of Chapters and Indigo stores across Canada, online at www.indigohealth.ca, and on online terminals found in-store.

• Information from a trusted source: The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada
• Enhanced STI and safer sexual practices chapter
• Updated statistics
• New contraceptive methods: contraceptive ring, transdermal contraceptive patch, new oral contraceptive pills and the intrauterine system
• Comprehensive
• Easy-to-read
• Offers pros and cons, failure rates and side-effects
• Fact-based information collected and reviewed by Canadian health experts.

Recommended by: Canadian Family Physicians of Canada, Canadian Federation for Sexual Health (formerly Planned Parenthood) and the Canadian Pharmacists Association of Canada

Sex Sense (2nd Edition) is now in bookstores!

Since Sex Sense was first published in 2000 much has happened in Canada in the field of sexual and reproductive health. Medical research has spawned many new contraceptive methods and emergency contraception is now available prescription free. However, many people remain in the dark about contraceptive protection and safer sex practices.