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More Than Sex: Intimacy After Prostate Cancer Treatment

Sex is only one way to express intimacy. Whether holding hands or cooking together, different forms of intimacy can be great for a relationship. Finding new forms of intimacy is especially important when sex isn't the same (or as possible) after prostate cancer treatment.

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