 The primary aim of this project was to create and evaluate a theoretically-based, interactive multimedia program for women aged 35-55 to assist them in avoiding unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections STIs. The intervention, titled Womens Reproductive Health: A guide to staying healthy, addressed these concerns across the life span and was designed to increase knowledge about a pregnancy risk; b STI risk; c strategies to prevent STIs and unintended pregnancy; d influences of sexual partners on risk reduction decisions and behaviors; e partner communication techniques; and f health care provider communication techniques.Overall features of the program include video, interactive tools, animations, text information pages, and various links both across and within specific modules to link related information. A feature titled My Notes allowed the user to save content from the program into an easily retrievable repository. 