Show notes
Cancer and its treatment impact patients in many ways, beginning before a diagnosis and lasting long through survivorship. One, often overlooked, side effect of cancer—whether it be from surgical, medical, or radiation treatment—relates to patients’ sexual health. Hear how one Iowa-based program is addressing the sexual health gap in cancer care by supporting oncology professionals in having these conversations and referring patients to allied professionals as needed.
Guest:
Erin Sullivan-WagnerA survivor of cancer, life coach for cancer survivors, and co-founderAll of Me
Resources:
- All of Me: Bridging the Sexual Health Communication Gap in Cancer Care
- Fertility Preservation for Women with Cancer
- Pursuing Quality Cancer Care for Sexual and Gender Minority Patients
- Cancer Care Considerations for Sexual and Gender Minority Patients
- Improving Fertility Preservation Discussions for Adolescent and Young Adult Male Oncology Patients

