Background Previous studies have shown decreased pregnancy rates and early
menopause in female cancer survivors; however, infertility rates and reproductive …

Background The effect of many contemporary chemotherapeutic drugs on pregnancy and
livebirth is not well established. We aimed to establish the effects of these drugs on …

Annually, more than 50 000 cancer diagnoses are made in the USA in patients under the
age of 35 years. Despite this staggering statistic, medical advancements have substantially …

Purpose This study was undertaken to determine the effect, if any, of treatment for cancer
diagnosed during childhood or adolescence on fertility. Patients and Methods We reviewed …

Because most children and adolescents with cancer now survive, issues regarding the late
effects of therapy, including fertility and the health of offspring, are increasingly important …

In a retrospective cohort study of survivors of cancer and of controls, we estimated the risk of
infertility after treatment for cancer during childhood or adolescence. We interviewed 2283 …

Purpose This study was undertaken to determine the effect of treatment for childhood cancer
on male fertility. Patients and Methods We reviewed the fertility of male Childhood Cancer …

Despite fertility‐preserving initiatives, postcancer reproduction is expected to be lower than
that of the general population. Using data from the Cancer Registry and the Medical Birth …

Purpose Improved treatment for childhood cancer has led to better survival rates of 83%
today. However, long-term side effects including infertility of pediatric patients receiving …

STUDY QUESTION What is the impact of cancer in females aged≤ 39 years on subsequent
chance of pregnancy? SUMMARY ANSWER Cancer survivors achieved fewer pregnancies …