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New Study Explores Sexual Health After Chemotherapy for Breast and Gynecologic Cancer – MASCC

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Aug 29, 2025, 11:00

New Study Explores Sexual Health After Chemotherapy for Breast and Gynecologic Cancer – MASCC

The Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer (MASCC) shared a post on LinkedIn about a paper by Kristen M. Carpenter et al. published on Springer Nature:

“New open-access article in Supportive Care in Cancer: The relationship between sexual activity during chemotherapy and sexual functioning after treatment among females with breast and gynecologic cancer.”

Title: The relationship between sexual activity during chemotherapy and sexual functioning after treatment among females with breast and gynecologic cancer

Authors: Kristen M. Carpenter, Katherine Conroy, Lora L. Black, Ritu Salani and Maryam Lustberg

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New Study Explores Sexual Health After Chemotherapy for Breast and Gynecologic Cancer - MASCC

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