Background Owing to gonadotoxic cancer treatments, young adult female survivors often
report uncertainty about their fertility, reproductive potential, and family-building options after …

Background: An important aspect of patient-centered care involves ensuring that patient-
directed resources are usable, understandable, and responsive to patients' needs. A user …

Background: As cancer treatments continue to improve, it is increasingly important that
women of reproductive age have an opportunity to decide whether they want to undergo …

Background: Future infertility is a significant concern for survivors of childhood and
adolescent cancer. Children and adolescents may have the opportunity to undergo fertility …

Background: Survivors of childhood cancer are at lifelong risk of morbidity (such as new
cancers or heart failure) and premature mortality due to their cancer treatment. These are …

Background: Carers experience unique needs while caring for someone with cancer.
Interventions that address carers' needs and well-being have been developed and tested; …

Introduction Many young adult female (YA-F) cancer survivors who received gonadotoxic
therapy will experience fertility problems. After cancer, having a child will often require …

Background: The internet is increasingly being used to disseminate health information.
Given the complexity of pediatric oncology clinical trials, we developed Delta, a Web-based …

Background With the increasing number of older cancer survivors, it is imperative to optimize
the reach of interventions that promote healthy lifestyles. Web-based delivery holds promise …

Background: A diagnosis of cancer in adolescence or young adulthood can pose many
different and unique challenges for individuals, as well as their families and friends. Drawing …