Rebuilding Sexual Health After Cervical Cancer
Sexual health changes affect an estimated 45 percent of cervical cancer survivors after treatment. This article reviews the physical and emotional factors involved, and the evidence-based strategies for rebuilding intimacy and confidence.
Melanoma Survivorship and Vitamin D: Maintaining Immune Support and Bone Health When Reducing Sun Exposure
Melanoma survivors are rightly advised to limit UV exposure, but this reduces the skin's ability to make vitamin D. Here is what the research shows about maintaining bone health and immune support through diet, supplementation, and regular blood testing.
Cervical Cancer Survivorship and Vaginal Health: Microbiome Recovery and Tissue Healing After Chemotherapy and Radiation
Pelvic radiation and cisplatin-based chemotherapy for cervical cancer can cause lasting vaginal changes, including tissue atrophy, stenosis, and microbiome disruption. This article reviews what the evidence shows about tissue recovery and practical management strategies for cervical cancer survivors.
Colorectal Cancer Survivorship and Microbiome Recovery: Can Probiotics Help Restore Gut Health After Chemotherapy?
After colorectal cancer chemotherapy, gut bacteria are significantly disrupted. This article examines the clinical evidence for probiotics, prebiotics, and dietary strategies to support microbiome recovery in survivors.
