by CancerCare

It’s normal to feel nervous about dating during or after cancer treatment. Here are a few helpful tips to use as a guide.

by American Head & Neck Society

Includes educational materials targeted at survivors of head and neck cancers and those who care for them. Provides patients with resources to understand and navigate the non-oncologic aspects of post

by National Cancer Institute

This resource explains how cancer affects your self-image and sexuality. It discusses how cancer treatment changes your body, coping with body changes, staying active, changes in your sex life, treatm

by The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

This resource provides an overview about how your blood cancer or cancer treatment may affect your sexuality and intimate relationships. It includes a list of questions to ask your doctor. In addition

by American Bladder Cancer Society

This resource explains the importance about discussing your sexuality with your bladder cancer treatment team. It includes al list of question to ask your medical team about your sexual health.

by National Cancer Institute

This resource discusses how cancer treatment may cause sexual problems in women, ways to manage sexual health issues, and talking with your health care team about sexual issues.

by Living Beyond Breast Cancer

This resources provides guidance on communicating with loved ones about a breast cancer diagnosis, things that may change, and what you need. It discusses talking with family, talking to your partner

by National Cancer Institute

This resource discusses how cancer treatment may cause sexual problems in men, ways to manage sexual health issues, and talking with your health care team about sexual issues.

by CancerCare

Fact sheet includes the following sections: changes that can occur during and after treatment, talk to your doctor about intimacy, talk to your partner or spouse

by American Cancer Society

This booklet provides an overview of life as a breast cancer survivor. It discusses follow-up care after breast cancer treatment, whether you can lower your risk of breast cancer progressing or coming