There are nearly 70,000 new cancer diagnoses made annually in adolescents and young
adults (AYAs) in the United States. Historically, AYA patients with cancer, aged 15 to 39 …

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

Background There is a significant number of long-term breast cancer survivors in Germany.
However, research on the psychological challenges of cancer survivors is limited. This …

Objective A dearth of studies focusing on young women (< 40 years) with breast cancer
have hampered the understanding of the type, prevalence, and predictors of sexual …

Background Adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer survivors are under-represented in
research. Social media is increasingly used for recruitment given its ability to reach large …

Purpose: Many adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer survivors place great importance
on fertility. This study explored AYAs' discussions of fertility in the context of discussing their …

Background Cancer treatment may lead to premature menopause and infertility. Young adult
female cancer survivors (YAFCS) are often concerned about their fertility and future family …

Chemotherapy induced ovarian failure and infertility is an important concern in female
cancer patients of reproductive age or younger, and non-invasive, pharmacological …

Background Fertility counseling before cancer treatment has been advocated by clinical
guidelines, though little is known about its long‐term impact on the unique reproductive …

Purpose This study evaluates the prevalence of emotional distress and psychosocial needs
in young adult (YA, age 18–39) patients at the time of their breast cancer diagnosis …