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In his article, Boston Globe correspondent Michael Lasalandra provides a window into the lives of breast cancer survivors. The article is not an exhaustive treatise on post-treatment care, but rather a clarion call to providers that cancer robs its victims of quality of life issues that matter much to our patients and their partners, and consequently should matter to us. More dialogue and more research on sexuality after breast cancer treatment are needed.
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