Cancer treatments can come with a variety of physical and emotional side effects. As awkward as it may be to talk about, that includes side effects that might change our ability to have or enjoy sex. On this episode, Joanne Rash talks about why treatments like chemotherapy and radiation can affect sexuality, some of the most common sexual health concerns she sees in her patients, and how she helps them approach intimacy in new ways. Joanne is a physician’s assistant in the UW Carbone Cancer Center. She specializes in gynecologic oncology, and co-founded the Women’s Integrative Sexual Health Clinic.
Back to Basics: Sex, Gender, Sexuality
Back to Basics Bonus: Period Products
Back to Basics: Menstrual Cycle and Periods
Back to Basics: Anatomy and Puberty
Back to Basics in 2023
Surgical Sterilization
Robotic-Assisted Surgery
Vasectomy: Asked and Answered
Privacy, Security, and Cycle Tracking Apps
Choosing Lubricants and Vaginal Moisturizers
The State of Abortion Rights in 2022
Finding Out About Fibroids
Effective Advocacy in Healthcare Settings
Seems Sus: Health Claims and Social Media
Healthy Pregnancy at Any Weight
Know Your STIs: Syphilis
Sexual Health and Cancer Survivorship
REPLAY: Understanding Your Breast Health
REPLAY: Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
REPLAY: Cervical Cancer Prevention, Detection, Treatment
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