Why I Wrote the Book “Sex and Cancer”
CU Gynecologic Oncology’s Dr. Saketh Guntupalli discusses the patient that inspired him to write the groundbreaking cancer book “Sex and Cancer.”
Blogs by Saketh Guntupalli
Dr. Saketh Guntupalli is vice-chair for clinical affairs, quality and improvement in the department of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. Board certified in gynecologic oncology and obstetrics/gynecology, he is the recipient of two large grants to examine sexual dysfunction in women with cancer, as well as post-operative quality outcomes.
Drawing on real patient cases, extensive research on sexual dysfunction and his honest tips for real women, Dr. Guntupalli is the author of Sex and Cancer: Love, Intimacy and Romance After Diagnosis, a collaboration with one of his patients to help women heal, retain or regain intimacy and pursue a better quality of life and love after cancer.
Dr. Guntupalli has a focused interest in minimally invasive surgery (robotics and laparoscopy) as well as novel/molecular therapeutics in the treatment of gynecologic cancer.
Gynecologic Cancer Research at the University of Colorado
Dr. Saketh Guntupalli discusses women’s cancer research at the Anschutz Medical Center, the leading cancer research center in the Rocky Mountin region. Learn how this benefits our patients ever day.
The Ins and Outs of HPV and Cervical Health
The month of January is recognized as National Cervical Awareness month, and is an opportunity to raise awareness about HPV and cervical cancer and how women can better protect themselves from it.
Can Where You Live Affect Your Ovarian Cancer?
If you’re diagnosed with a gynecological cancer, such as ovarian or uterine, you’d probably prefer to be treated by a doctor who specializes in, and only treats, women with gynecological cancer. Unfortunately, where you live may determine whether or not this is feasible or convenient, and may affect survival outcomes.