Background Women with a diagnosis of breast cancer may experience short‐and long‐term
disease and treatment‐related adverse physiological and psychosocial outcomes. These …

BACKGROUND Sexual function is an important aspect of health and quality of life and is
influenced by both medical conditions and health-care interventions, especially when …

Purpose The adaptation of the Cancer Care Ontario (CCO) guideline Interventions to
Address Sexual Problems in People With Cancer provides recommendations to manage …

Purpose We evaluated the effect of Internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) on
sexual functioning and relationship intimacy (primary outcomes) and body image …

Gynecological tumor treatment, including cervical cancer (CC) treatment, often leads to
iatrogenic premature menopause. This highlights the critical importance of investigating …

Purpose This study aimed to test a group psychosocial intervention focused on improving
disturbances of body image (BI), sexual functioning, and quality of life in breast cancer (BC) …

Family physicians should use a proactive, integrated, patient-centered approach to sexual
health that includes, but is not limited to, disease identification and treatment. Successfully …

Sexual function is a vital aspect of human health and is recognized as a critical component
of cancer survivorship. Understanding and evaluating the impacts of radiotherapy on female …

Objective Sexual activity (SA) and functioning (SF) are important factors influencing quality
of life (QoL). Anticancer treatment can cause or promote sexual dysfunctions. In this study …

Aims and objectives To systematically evaluate the effectiveness of psychological
interventions for women with breast cancer on sexual function, sexual satisfaction, sexual …