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Below you will find resources/services specific to Fertility/Fertility Preservation. These are general resources.
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by National Cancer Institute
This resource discusses how cancer treatments may affect fertility, emotional considerations and support for fertility issues, and fertility preservation options for women and men.
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by National Cancer Institute
This resource discusses how cancer treatments may affect fertility, emotional considerations and support for fertility issues, and fertility preservation options for boys and men.
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by The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
This booklet provides an overview of fertility and explains how blood cancers and treatment for blood cancers can affect fertility. It discusses options to preserve fertility before treatment, such as
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by Cancer.Net
This fact sheet provides an overview of fertility and infertility. It explains whether treatment affects fertility and discusses which cancer treatments can cause infertility and if a fertility specia
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by Cancer.Net
This resource provides information about how cancer treatments affect fertility, the cancer treatments that affect fertility, evaluating menstruation and fertility after cancer treatment, pregnancy af
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by Cancer.Net
This resource provides information about how cancer treatments affect fertility, the cancer treatments that affect fertility, recommendations for preserving fertility, protecting fertility during radi
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by AIM at Melanoma
This video discusses what a melanoma patient should know about fertility and how treatment can affect that. It discusses melanoma survivorship, late side effects, risk factors, MEK inhibitors, system
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by Cancer.Net
This resource provides information about options for women to have a baby (in vitro fertilization, donor eggs, donor embryos), surrogacy and gestational carriers, options for men (donor sperm, testicu
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by Cancer.Net
This resource provides information for survivors and their partners to think about before starting or adding to their family. It discusses pregnancy after cancer treatment, how cancer treatments may a
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by FORCE (Facing our Risk of Cancer Empowered)
This resource discusses the effects of cancer treatment on fertility and family planning, how pregnancy impacts hereditary cancer risk and options for assisted reproduction. It provides information on
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