Education Center

Casey Fazer-Posorske highlights the underrecognized sexual health challenges faced by head and neck cancer patients.

Lauren Broschak shares the breadth of psychosocial issues patients face regarding sexual health during and after cancer treatment.

Dr. Asher explores how exercise serves as both a therapeutic and preventative intervention in cancer survivorship.

Dr. McCall provides a comprehensive overview of lymphedema as it relates to breast cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Larry Newman explores the barriers LGBTQ+ individuals face in healthcare and offers practical strategies to foster more inclusive and affirming environments.

Dr. Collins explores the broad physical and psychosocial impacts of breast surgery on sexual health and identity.

Dr. McCall educates providers on recognizing and addressing pelvic floor dysfunction in cancer survivors.

Dr. Olson highlights the crucial role of vaginal dilators and pelvic therapy in managing sexual health challenges among cancer survivors, particularly those experiencing conditions like vaginal atrophy, stenosis, or dyspareunia.

Dr. Faye outlines the profound effects of cancer and its treatments on women’s vaginal and sexual health. She discusses physical consequences such as vaginal dryness, atrophy, narrowing, and the psychological impact of cancer on body image, libido, and intimacy.