Ovarian Cancer Australia: Sexual functioning after ovarian cancer: Are women receiving the information and support they need?

This 2022 journal article explores the sexual health needs of women diagnosed with ovarian cancer, examining the ways in which cancer and its treatment affect intimacy and sexuality, and highlighting the need for better information and support in this area.
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