In women,∼ 10% of cancers occur in those< 45 years old. Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and
bone marrow transplantation can cure> 90% of girls and young women with diseases that …

The majority of children, adolescents, and young adults diagnosed with cancer today will
become long-term survivors. The threat to fertility that cancer treatments pose to young …

Abstract Context and Objective: There has been increased attention to the issue of fertility
preservation (FP). We aimed to investigate the long-term safety of FP via controlled ovarian …

Ovarian follicle pool depletion, infertility, and premature menopause are all known sequelae
of cancer treatment that negatively impact the quality of life of young cancer survivors. The …

The ovaries are susceptible to damage following treatment with gonadotoxic chemotherapy,
pelvic radiotherapy, and/or ovarian surgery. Gonadotoxic treatments have also been used in …

Fertility counseling should be offered to all individuals of young reproductive age early in the
patient's trajectory following a cancer diagnosis. Systemic cancer treatment and …

Expanded genetic testing of BRCA mutations has led to identification of more reproductive-
aged women who test positive for the mutation which might impact attitudes and decisions …

Fertility and pregnancy-related issues represent one of the main areas of concerns for young
women with breast cancer. Carrying a germline deleterious BRCA mutation adds additional …

Objective To assess whether woman who have BRCA mutations (WBM) experience more
declines in ovarian reserve after chemotherapy treatment, as it induces oocyte death by …

Purpose To determine if women with breast cancer that undergo fertility preservation (FP),
with or without hormonal stimulation, present with an increased risk of breast cancer …