Guardian
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Health
71% Informative
Up to 90% of women with cancer encounter sexual health problems including loss of desire, arousal and pleasure.
In one study 87% of cancer patients reported sexual concerns but less than 30% were asked about sexuality by a medical practitioner.
Women with cancer are significantly less likely than men to be asked about sexual health ( 22% v 53% ).
For the first time in years , sex is not painful and life beyond cancer feels open with opportunity.
Sexual health is one of the most affected and woefully ignored quality of life indicators in cancer patients.
For all our vaunted advances, there are elements of the cancer experience that we must doggedly shine a light on.
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65
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English
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