Background
Sexual dysfunction is a critical adverse effect of prostate cancer treatment and a major survivorship issue among patients and their partners.
“Erectile dysfunction is a major issue that affects [patients with] prostate cancer, but it also results in relationship issues. Most of these patients aren’t offered health interventions to support their sexual function, and we are hoping to address this,” stressed lead study author Daniel Galvão, PhD, Professor and Director of the Exercise Medicine Research Institute at Edith Cowan University.
