Over the past two decades, advances in cancer therapy have significantly improved survival
rates, particularly in childhood cancers. Still, many treatments pose a substantial risk for …

Male infertility is among one of the most challenging health concerns in the world.
Traditional therapeutic interventions such as semen and testicular tissue cryopreservation …

STUDY QUESTION Can human pre-and peri-pubertal testicular cells obtained from
childhood cancer patients, previously treated with chemotherapy, form testicular organoids …

Simple Summary Healthcare professionals recognise the importance of fertility preservation
and their responsibility to initiate discussions. However, despite advanced training within …

Increasing survival rates of children following cancer treatment have resulted in a significant
population of adult survivors with the common side effect of infertility. Additionally, the …

The actions of spermatogenic stem cells (SSCs) provide the foundation for continual
spermatogenesis and regeneration of the cognate lineage following cytotoxic insult or …

International and national oncofertility networks, including the US‐led Oncofertility
Consortium, FertiProtekt, and the Danish Network, have played pivotal roles in advancing …

Purpose Fertility preservation is the only option to safeguard fertility following gonadotoxic
treatments. This study aimed to provide an updated status on fertility preservation for …

Research question What is the experience and mid-and long-term andrological health follow-
up of (pre) pubertal males who have undergone testicular tissue freezing (TTF)? Design This …

Fertility preservation technologies are advancing, resulting in paradigm shifts in pediatric
and adolescent medicine to reduce late effects of childhood disease on fertility. The term …