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Did you know that cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer in women? Detecting it early is vital for a successful cure, although its management can potentially affect fertility. However, with Fertility Preservation, new possibilities arise for individuals who aspire to start a family after recovering from cancer. Learn more about fertility preservation in cancer patients and stay informed about the latest advancements in our Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine. To know more, visit https://lnkd.in/gCaebvFt or Call on +91 9513453460 #LearnWithMedline #CervicalCancerAwareness #FertilityPreservation #ReproductiveMedicine #Facts #Information

In the realm of cancer treatment, preserving fertility, especially for women, has seen remarkable advancements. An article authored by Alexandra Minnihan, MD, and Alice Rhoton-Vlasak, MD, discusses the impact of cancer treatment on fertility in reproductive-age patients, and the evolving field of fertility preservation. Read more: https://lnkd.in/d8dGDqX #womenshealthweek

What’s more distressing: a cancer diagnosis or grappling with the devastating infertility resulting from treatment? Research shows that for many of reproductive age, it’s the fertility loss. At Oncovana, we proudly #WearOrange today and everyday as we are reimagining the oncofertility journey for people diagnosed with cancer. #NationalInfertilityAwarenessWeek2024 #NIAW2024 #WearOrange2024 #MarkYourSupport #LeaveYourMark

Are you worried about the impact of cancer treatment on having a family? You're not alone. Join us for an informative and empowering seminar addressing your fertility concerns. • Date: Saturday 24th February 2024 • Time: 7 pm • To register: https://lnkd.in/e-V8RXHN • Facilitators: Dr. Bolanle Adegboyega (Consultant Oncologist, NSIA-LUTH Cancer Centre); Dr. Ephraim Ohazurike (Consultant Gynecologist, LUTH). What You Will Learn • How cancer treatments can affect fertility • Fertility preservation options before, during, and after treatment • Balancing your desire for parenthood with your cancer journey Don't miss this opportunity to gain knowledge, find support, and take control of your future. #cancerandfertility #NSIALUTH #cancersupport #fertilityoptions #cancertreatment #oncofertility #hope

Are you worried about the impact of cancer treatment on having a family? You're not alone. Join us for an informative and empowering seminar addressing your fertility concerns. • Date: Sunday 25th February 2024 • Time: 7pm • To register: https://lnkd.in/e-V8RXHN  • Facilitators: Dr. Bolanle Adegboyega (Consultant Oncologist, NSIA-LUTH Cancer Centre); Dr. Ephraim Ohazurike (Consultant Gynecologist, LUTH). What You Will Learn • How cancer treatments can affect fertility • Fertility preservation options before, during, and after treatment • Balancing your desire for parenthood with your cancer journey Don't miss this opportunity to gain knowledge, find support, and take control of your future. #cancerandfertility #NSIALUTH #cancersupport #fertilityoptions #hope #cancertreatment #oncofertility

This new literature review from christine decanter, Elisabeth Elefant, Catherine Poirot, and Blandine Courbiere provides summary analysis that enables us to determine the procedure for monitoring reproductive indicators in adolescent and young women cancer survivors. Anti-Mullerian Hormone appears to be the best real-time indicator of follicular depletion and renewal during and after cancer treatment in 2-3 years of follow-up. The authors discuss the need for subsequent long-term follow-up to be able to elaborate formal recommendations regarding further fertility preservation strategies and future family planning. This, they say, is of particular interest in the youngest patients, i.e. 15-25 years old, for whom the reproductive lifespan is likely to be the most affected. As with all our Review articles, the paper is free to read in full at the point of publication. It is available now from our in-press articles https://lnkd.in/eP4x8Dns #FemaleReproductiveHealthAndFertility #Cancer #Fertility #FertilityPreservation #AMH #Chemotherapy #AYA

This literature review from christine decanter, Elisabeth Elefant, Catherine Poirot, and Blandine Courbiere provides summary analysis that enables us to determine the procedure for monitoring reproductive indicators in adolescent and young women cancer survivors. Anti-Mullerian Hormone appears to be the best real-time indicator of follicular depletion and renewal during and after cancer treatment in 2-3 years of follow-up. The authors discuss the need for subsequent long-term follow-up to be able to elaborate formal recommendations regarding further fertility preservation strategies and future family planning. This, they say, is of particular interest in the youngest patients, i.e. 15-25 years old, for whom the reproductive lifespan is likely to be the most affected. As with all our Review articles, the paper is free to read in full at the point of publication. Read it now from issue 49.1. https://lnkd.in/eP4x8Dns #RBMOreviews #FemaleReproductiveHealthAndFertility #Cancer #Fertility #FertilityPreservation #AMH #Chemotherapy #AYA

TODAY 👇🏻 for Young Adults w/ #cancer diagnosis...learn about how cancer & the treatments can affect fertility. In the cancer space, this is called #fertilitypreservation. ALL #AYAs should be counseled on this by their cancer treatment team. #AYACSM #Oncofertility #cancer #earlyonset https://lnkd.in/gnejgsfA

#Images Ovarian cancer during fertility follow-up 📷 https://bit.ly/3xoNyU1 #IJGConline #Research #Prevention #Treatment #Diagnostic #GynCancer #GynOnc #WomenHealth #SoMe #SoMe4GynOnc

Pancreatic cancer is one of the most common causes of death. This Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, Ajanta Hospital and IVF Centre stands at the forefront of spreading awareness about pancreatic cancer. Embrace these tips to keep pancreatic cancer at bay: • Maintain Healthy Weight • Stop Smoking • Limit Alcohol Intake • Drink plenty of water • Take small but frequent meals . With this year’s theme of Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, “Hello, Pancreas”, let’s join hand-in-hand in promoting awareness about the importance of pancreatic health. Our commitment extends beyond fertility care to advocating for overall well-being. Let's prioritize pancreatic health together. #cancerawareness #pancreatic_cancer #ajantahospital #ajantahospitalandivfcentrelucknow #cancerawarenessmonth