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For breast cancer survivors, sexual problems related to treatment may last for several years, according to a recent study in BMC Cancer.
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Why might people lose interest in sex? Recently, scientists provided their insights in the journal...
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Scientists estimate that between 45% and 77% of breast cancer survivors develop sexual problems...
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