Sexuality, intimacy and cancer

Description: This booklet can help people with cancer understand and deal with the ways that cancer and its treatment may affect their sexuality. Sexual partners may also find it helpful. Contains LGBTQ2S+ examples and stories.
Source: Canadian Cancer Society
Author(s): CCS
Location: https://www.cancer.ca/~/media/cancer.ca/CW/publications/Sex%20intimacy%20and%20cancer/32061-1-NO.pdf
Content Types: Article, Website
Audience: All
Cancer: All
Phase: All
Tags: #Canada, #couple, #sex, #stories, #support, #survivorship

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