Pretty good basic info and mythbusting in the first chapters. I think it could be good in thinking about how to educate your kids about their bodies and sex - or yourself if you didn't get to take very much biology or life science in school. Good basic info. (For example: There are jokes about finding the clitoris in the zeitgeist, but i think a lot of folks would be surprised by the actual structure of it.)

Halfway through I got bogged down with every chapter being about a disease, symptoms, and treatment. Rather encyclopedic. The middle was tedious for that reason, but it's good info. Though if you didn't have much biology or sex ed in your schooling, it could be very educational. 

Ch38 Has a useful bit about how to describe things to your provider. Many patients will discuss a diagnosis, but you should stick to symptoms.

The last chapter was a bunch of old wives tales and pseudoscience to avoid, which was entertaining. And probably super informative if you don't hyperfixate on myths and pseudoscience already like I do.