BACKGROUND Fertility preservation (FP) is an important quality of life issue for cancer
survivors of reproductive age. Despite the existence of broad international guidelines, the …

Objective Cancer patients experience reproductive concerns from diagnosis through to
survivorship. However, research has yet to investigate the degree of fertility‐related …

Purpose: To assess what is currently known about unmet needs and care experiences of
adolescents and young adults (AYAs) with cancer, identify gaps in the research literature …

Objective Decline in fertility potential brought about by a cancer diagnosis or cancer
treatment is one of the biggest impacts to cancer patients' long‐term quality of life. As such …

Purpose Young adult cancer survivors are often unaware of their fertility status and
uninformed regarding their fertility and fertility preservation options. This qualitative research …

BACKGROUND Many young adult female cancer survivors (YAFCS) are at risk of
experiencing premature menopause. The current study characterized the posttreatment …

From the time of diagnosis through either survivorship or end of life, communication between
healthcare providers and patients or parents can serve several core functions, including …

BACKGROUND Although fertility preservation (FP) treatment options have increased, the
existing evidence suggests that many women with cancer do not feel well supported in …

Objective To compare long-term outcomes of cancer patients who pursued fertility
preservation (FP) with those who did not and compare random-start (RS) and menstrual …

Infertility associated with cancer can have significant psychological impacts for cancer
patients and survivors, necessitating appropriate fertility‐related psychological support. This …