Objectives The aim of this study was to evaluate the global scientific output of research on
infertility and psychology; explore the current status and trends in this field through the …

Simple Summary Fertility impairment is common among male childhood cancer survivors
and negatively impacts quality of life. Sperm banking, before starting cancer treatment, is an …

Background: Despite American Society of Clinical Oncology and Children's Oncology Group
recommendations, the rate of sperm-banking for newly diagnosed adolescent and young …

Objective Approximately half of male childhood cancer survivors experience impaired
fertility, yet fertility preservation (FP) remains underutilized. Although parent …

Purpose Over half of males experience fertility impairment after childhood cancer therapy,
which often causes psychosocial distress. Yet, fertility preservation (FP) remains …

Background Children and adolescents who receive gonadotoxic treatments are at risk for
future infertility. While there is a growing focus on integrating fertility preservation (FP) within …

Background Approximately half of male childhood cancer survivors experience fertility
impairment, which can cause psychological distress. Sperm banking remains underutilized …

Purpose To examine processes, barriers, and facilitators to sperm banking counseling and
decision-making for adolescent males newly diagnosed with cancer from the perspective of …

Many childhood cancer survivors desire biological children but are at risk for infertility after
treatment. One option for mitigating risk is the use of fertility preservation prior to gonadotoxic …

Male infertility is an important as well as growing health problem, whereas impaired male
fertility contributes to at least 50% of cases of couple infertility. Along with infertility …