Abstract Purpose The American Society of Clinical Oncology Clinical Practice guidelines
recommend that non-physicians such as nurses, social workers, and psychologists should …

Safety of pregnancy occurring after breast cancer treatment has been studied largely, but it
is still debatable. These studies have generally showed that overall and disease-free …

Background Approximately half of premenopausal women diagnosed with breast cancer
desire to conceive after they finish treatment. Counseling about the risk of infertility prior to …

Introduction From diagnosis to post-treatment, many young breast cancer survivors (YBCS)
experience infertility, limited contraception choices, concern about pregnancy safety, and …

Objective To test whether emergency contraception use in reproductive-aged cancer
survivors is higher than in the general US population and evaluate factors associated with …

Objective Our objective was to explore knowledge, attitudes and beliefs about pregnancy
and contraceptive decision-making among reproductive-aged women with cystic fibrosis …

Purpose Contraceptive counseling and adherence in young women with breast cancer (BC)
is a relevant issue because chemotherapy and hormonal treatment resulting in amenorrhea …

Purpose To explore contraceptive counseling and utilization among breast cancer survivors.
Methods We enrolled reproductive-aged women with a history of breast cancer for a cross …

Background: Approximately half of all pregnancies in the United States are unintended.
However, women who are diagnosed with cancer in their reproductive years may be a …

Background: Contraception screening and referral occur infrequently in cancer care for
young women of reproductive age. Barriers to contraception screening and referral in this …