Issue #64, April, 2012

Conceiving After Cancer

Starting a new family is something that many couples plan for years in advance, but receiving a cancer diagnosis can bring uncertainty and fears about making this goal a reality.

Fortunately, the dream of having a child can come true for many who have fought cancer, thanks to new treatment options that protect fertility for both men and women.

In addition, there are a variety of assisted reproductive technologies (ART) available for starting a family, keeping that door open to almost everyone.

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Tips on Conceiving After Cancer Treatment

If creating a family after cancer treatment is important to you, there are many ways to make your wish come true!

Here are some tips to help safeguard fertility before your treatment even begins.

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Cancer in the News

Did You Know?

Gynecologic oncologists specialize in treating women with cancer of the reproductive organs, including cervical, ovarian, uterine, vaginal and vulvar cancers.

Survivor Story

Three weeks after learning she was pregnant, Lynette Bisconti was diagnosed with breast cancer. Read her story.

Recipe of the Month

Mustard-Crusted Salmon with Roasted Scallions and Pressed Beet Vinaigrette

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Conceiving After Cancer

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