Sexual function is a vital aspect of quality of life among adolescent and young adult
(AYA)(ages 15‐39 years) cancer survivors. Sexual function encompasses physical …

Introduction Of the approximately 12,000 children and adolescents that will be diagnosed
with cancer in 2013, it is expected that over 80% of them will become long‐term adult …

Background: Studies of sexuality or sexual behavior in childhood cancer survivors tend to
examine relationships or achievement of developmental milestones but not physiological …

Sexual health (SH), an integral aspect of overall health and quality of life, can be negatively
affected by cancer and cancer treatment. SH is influenced by biological, psychological …

Background Disruption of psychosexual development and sexual dysfunction are well
recognized as profoundly distressing long‐term side effects of pediatric cancer treatment …

Purpose Childhood cancer survivors may be at risk for impaired psychosexual functioning
as a direct result of their cancer or its treatments, psychosocial difficulties, and/or diminished …

Objective To determine the prevalence of sexual dysfunction and to identify the factors
associated with sexual dysfunction in young adult childhood cancer survivors. Methods All …

Objective This cohort study examined the impact of cancer on sexual function and intimate
relationships in adolescents and young adults (AYAs). We also explored factors predicting …

Purpose Previous research has established that treatments for cancer can result in short-
and long-term effects on sexual function in adult cancer patients. The purpose was to …

BACKGROUND Cancer‐related sexual dysfunction has been reported among adolescents
and young adults (AYAs); however, its prevalence over time has not been examined. This …