Many couples faced with infertility are treated with ovulation inducing medicines. Recently,
concerns have been raised about the possible risk of ovarian malignancy after such ovarian …

Objective To review critically the published data regarding the proposed association of
ovulation induction, infertility, and an increased risk of ovarian cancer. Design A medline …

OBJECTIVE: To critically examine the possible association between ovulation-inducing
drugs and ovarian cancer. DESIGN: Medline literature review and cross-reference of …

The possible link between ovulation-inducing agents and ovarian cancer has been the focus
of considerable research effort over the past decade. Epidemiological studies addressing …

Case reports of ovarian tumors in women undergoing fertility treatment have raised
questions about the potential neoplastic effects of ovulation-induction agents used in the …

The risk of developing gynaecological cancer following ovulation induction therapy in
infertile patients is not easy to determine due to many confounding factors. These include …

The possibility that ovulation induction increases the risk of ovarian cancer remains
unproven. However, recent studies suggest that both infertility and endometriosis may be …

Objective: To evaluate the possible role fertility drugs may play in ovarian cancer etiology,
summarize all cases reported to date, and describe ongoing research on this subject …

Conclusions It should be noted that citing problems with epidemiologic studies is not the
same as disproving their claims. However, it does cast doubt upon the validity and general …

Objective: This study was done to determine whether infertile women exposed to ovulation-
inducing agents (OIAs) are at higher risk for ovarian tumors than infertile women not …