GOALS: Gynecologic cancers represent a significant proportion of malignancies affecting
women. Historically, cancer treatment focused primarily on eradicating disease, irrespective …

The prodigious rise of cancer survival rates enables many cancer survivors to live long lives.
Therefore, the side effects of cancer treatments as well as the long-term quality of life after …

Demand for fertility preservation in women for oncologic, nononcologic, and personal
reasons has increased dramatically. Meeting that demand is a major challenge, and we are …

Background Testicular cancer is the most common solid tumour among young men in the
reproductive phase. After completing cancer treatment, up to 77% of cancer survivors report …

BACKGROUND Although survivors of adolescent‐onset cancers are at risk of infertility, the
majority desire children. Fertility preservation options are available for adolescents, but …

Background Despite the availability of different strategies for ovarian function and/or fertility
preservation in young breast cancer patients candidates for chemotherapy, limited data are …

Purpose This study was designed to evaluate patient management and quality of
information given by French oncologists to cancer women concerning fertility issues and …

Hundreds of thousands of women in their reproductive years are diagnosed with cancer
each year. As the number of female patients who survive cancer increases, the demand for …

As gonadotoxic adverse effects of antineoplastic treatments can result in infertility, gamete
cryopreservation is routinely offered to patients as the strategy to preserve their fertility …

Introduction Many patients do not cryopreserve sperm before undergoing cancer treatment
because of high perceived costs of cryopreservation. We sought to investigate the cost …