Fertility preservation is an important issue in breast cancer patients undergoing oncological
treatment. Fertility counseling is a crucial need given the physical and psychological stress …

Objectives Most research addressing needs and concerns of young patients with breast
cancer (≤ 40 years) is retrospective. The HOHO European protocol is a prospective …

Data on the effects of cancer treatments on fertility are conflicting. The aim of the present
systematic review and meta-analysis was to determine the chances of childbirth in women …

Aim Women of reproductive age with breast cancer generally receive gonadotoxic
chemotherapy. Fertility issues are of great concern for them. However, little is known on …

Background Offering ovarian function and/or fertility preservation strategies in
premenopausal women with newly diagnosed breast cancer candidates to undergo …

Background Although evidence suggests worse breast cancer-specific survival associated
with treatment delay beyond 90 days, little is known regarding the sociodemographic …

Background Many young women with breast cancer undergo fertility preservation (FP)
before cancer treatment. This study examined the impact of FP on breast cancer outcomes …

Survey data from the Mayo Clinic Breast Disease Registry were used to assess fertility
counseling and fertility preservation strategies in a modern cohort of young women with …

Reproductive-aged breast cancer (BC) survivors are concerned about their fertility potential
after BC treatment. No specific and comprehensive educational and clinical package …

Abstract Young individuals, aged< 40 years, represent 7% of all patients with early breast
cancer (EBC), most of whom receive chemotherapy. Preserving future fertility in these …