Education Center

An overview of HPV testing and pap smears, including screening guidelines, result categories, follow-up procedures like colposcopy and biopsy, and the importance of regular screening in cervical cancer prevention.

An overview of the HPV vaccine, including its role in preventing cancer-causing strains, recommended age groups, dosing schedules, safety information, and why vaccination does not replace regular screening.

An overview of HPV’s role in cervical and head and neck cancers, including transmission, risk categories, screening recommendations, and prevention through vaccination and safer sex practices.

A profile of Erin Sullivan’s journey from experiencing radiation-related sexual dysfunction to creating educational tools and workshops that help cancer care teams address sexual health early and routinely.

Funded through the Iowa Cancer Consortium, the “All of Me” project works to improve sexual healthcare after cancer through provider education, practical training tools, and sustainable implementation programs.

This FAQ resource addresses rebuilding body image after cancer, finding ways to reconnect intimately with a partner, and how to speak directly with your doctor about sexual concerns following treatment.

Practical guidance for navigating intimacy after cancer, including preparation, mood-setting, and adjusting expectations to rebuild connection despite physical side effects.

An honest look at body image after cancer and the importance of self-acceptance, resilience, and reframing how you see yourself following treatment.

Guidance on navigating fatigue and loss of interest after cancer treatment, with actionable steps to support intimacy and connection despite changes in energy and desire.