Purpose Previous meta-analyses have examined the prevalence of sexual dysfunction
among women with cancer, but there is no breast cancer (BC)-specific study. We therefore …

A high proportion of women experience difficulties with sexual health and self-concept
secondary to breast cancer, yet an overwhelming number report receiving inadequate or …

Using a Straussian grounded theory methodology, we explored the meaning women
attribute to body image and how they understand their breast cancer experience as …

Objective Surgical procedures intended to treat breast cancer or reduce risk of developing
the disease typically result in changes to appearance and scarring of the breast area, and …

Purpose Breast cancer patients commonly experience sexual concerns, yet rarely discuss
them with clinicians. The study examined patient and provider experiences and preferences …

Background Our understanding of the experiences of women at reproductive age regarding
sexual life and issues they may face after starting the treatment of breast cancer is limited …

Background: Sexual dysfunction is common in postoperative breast cancer patients, which
seriously affects the quality of life of the patients, especially young patients. The aim of the …

Purpose Sexual health is a key quality of life issue. Knowledge concerning sexual health in
long-term breast cancer survivors (BCSs) is limited. Within a nationwide sample, we aimed …

Background and aim During the COVID-19 pandemic, an Internet-Mindfulness-Based Stress
Reduction (iMBSR) program was delivered and may be better than an in-person approach …

Prevalence of sexual dysfunction in women with cancer: A systematic review and meta-analysis
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