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Oncofertility in Japan: advances in research and the roles of oncofertility consortia
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Suzuki, Nao
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adolescent and young adult
/ Age
/ Cancer therapies
/ Collaboration
/ Consortia
/ Female
/ Fertility
/ fertility preservation
/ Fertility Preservation - methods
/ Gynecology
/ Humans
/ Infertility, Female - etiology
/ Infertility, Female - psychology
/ Infertility, Female - therapy
/ Intersectoral Collaboration
/ Japan
/ Medical research
/ Medicine
/ Neoplasms - complications
/ Neoplasms - psychology
/ Neoplasms - therapy
/ Nurse's Role
/ oncofertility
/ Oncofertility Consortium
/ Patients
/ Pharmacists
/ Psychologists
/ Reproductive health
/ Reproductive technologies
/ Social Support
/ Social workers
/ Society
/ Voluntary Health Agencies
/ Young adults
2016
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Oncofertility in Japan: advances in research and the roles of oncofertility consortia
by
Suzuki, Nao
in
adolescent and young adult
/ Age
/ Cancer therapies
/ Collaboration
/ Consortia
/ Female
/ Fertility
/ fertility preservation
/ Fertility Preservation - methods
/ Gynecology
/ Humans
/ Infertility, Female - etiology
/ Infertility, Female - psychology
/ Infertility, Female - therapy
/ Intersectoral Collaboration
/ Japan
/ Medical research
/ Medicine
/ Neoplasms - complications
/ Neoplasms - psychology
/ Neoplasms - therapy
/ Nurse's Role
/ oncofertility
/ Oncofertility Consortium
/ Patients
/ Pharmacists
/ Psychologists
/ Reproductive health
/ Reproductive technologies
/ Social Support
/ Social workers
/ Society
/ Voluntary Health Agencies
/ Young adults
2016
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Oncofertility in Japan: advances in research and the roles of oncofertility consortia
by
Suzuki, Nao
in
adolescent and young adult
/ Age
/ Cancer therapies
/ Collaboration
/ Consortia
/ Female
/ Fertility
/ fertility preservation
/ Fertility Preservation - methods
/ Gynecology
/ Humans
/ Infertility, Female - etiology
/ Infertility, Female - psychology
/ Infertility, Female - therapy
/ Intersectoral Collaboration
/ Japan
/ Medical research
/ Medicine
/ Neoplasms - complications
/ Neoplasms - psychology
/ Neoplasms - therapy
/ Nurse's Role
/ oncofertility
/ Oncofertility Consortium
/ Patients
/ Pharmacists
/ Psychologists
/ Reproductive health
/ Reproductive technologies
/ Social Support
/ Social workers
/ Society
/ Voluntary Health Agencies
/ Young adults
2016
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Oncofertility in Japan: advances in research and the roles of oncofertility consortia
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Oncofertility in Japan: advances in research and the roles of oncofertility consortia
2016
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Overview
In Japan, an important issue is to be able to provide young cancer patients with timely and accurate information about the indications and options for fertility preservation when it is applicable. Therefore, it is necessary to create an environment that assists young cancer patients to make a decision about whether or not to choose fertility preservation. The Japan Society for Fertility Preservation was established in 2012, as Japan's first oncofertility association. Its purpose is to create an environment in which cancer patients can receive evidence-based oncofertility care. Accordingly, the mantra of the Japan Society for Fertility Preservation is: 'While anticancer treatment should be prioritized, fertility preservation may also be chosen to allow the patient to fight cancer without losing hope of a normal future'.
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Future Medicine Ltd
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