An increasing number of transgender and gender-diverse (TGD) youth (early pubertal
through to late adolescent, typically 9–10 through to 18 years of age) are seeking medical …

The incidence of childhood cancer has steadily increased since the 1950s, with
approximately 16,000 children diagnosed each year. However, with the advent of more …

Patients preparing to undergo gonadotoxic medical therapy, radiation therapy, or
gonadectomy should be provided with prompt counseling regarding available options for …

Purpose: This study aimed to identify factors affecting transgender adolescents' and young
adults'(AYA) decisions to pursue fertility preservation (FP). Methods: Participants completed …

Stem cell therapy has been used to treat several types of diseases, and it is expected that its
therapeutic uses shall increase as novel lines of evidence begin to appear. Furthermore …

Due to the growing number of young patients at risk of germ cell loss, there is a need to
preserve spermatogonial stem cells for patients who are not able to bank spermatozoa …

Infertility, or the concern for infertility, has been shown in many studies to be associated with
psychosocial distress among affected adults, 1, 2 and may result from numerous genetic or …

Objective Despite recommendations internationally for the timely provision of fertility
information, cancer patients report unmet information needs, with poor provision and …

Cancer and oncologic therapies can have significant adverse effects on male reproductive
potential, leaving many men permanently infertile. Fertility preservation has emerged as a …

Cancer treatments can damage the ovaries, causing primary ovarian insufficiency (POI), a
condition associated with numerous sequelae that impact long-term quality of life. This …