Health needs of women who have sex with women

doi:10.1136/bmj.328.7437.463-a

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Maybe new subspecialty is needed

Justin Varney, specialist registrar public health (Tank1275@aol.com)

South East London Public Health Network, London SE10 8EX

EDITOR—The editorial by Hughes and Evans discussed the health needs of women who have sex with women.1 NHS services are predominantly targeted using white, heterosexual imagery. How non-white, non-heterosexual people relate to these images and whether they would still access a service that used imagery irrelevant to their cultural references are debatable. Work is needed, with …