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|Articles|August 19, 2020
Elements of sexual health in gynecologic cancers
Author(s)Contemporary OB/GYN Staff
In a recent podcast episode from OncLive, Don S. Dizon, MD, FACP, FASCO, discusses the primary physical and residual psychological effects of gynecologic cancers on women’s sexual health.
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Dizon also covers the challenges of speaking about these topics in the clinic, and how oncologists can help patients manage these difficulties.
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