Can childhood cancer treatments affect survivors' sex lives in adulthood?

(Wiley) A recent analysis showed that although adult survivors of childhood cancer did not differ overall from their peers in terms of their satisfaction with their sex lives and romantic relationships, those who received cancer treatments that were especially toxic to the nervous system were least likely to have had intercourse, be in a relationship, or have children.
Source: EurekAlert! - Medicine and Health - Category: Global & Universal Source Type: news