Дополнительные источники информации

- Lesbian and bisexual women and Pap tests: Cancer Council of Victoria, ‘Lesbians need pap tests too’ brochure. Available at www.cancervic.org.au/ downloads/cpc/papscreen/lesbians_need_pap_tests_too_brochure.pdf

- Safer sex for lesbians and bisexual women: Sexual Health and Family Planning ACT, ‘Girl2girl’ website. Available at www.girl2girl.info

- Gay and Lesbian Health Victoria. Poster: ‘You don’t have to tell us if you’re gay or lesbian. But you can’. Melbourne: La Trobe University, 2007.

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