Childbearing in women diagnosed with cancer during reproductive age

Giovanna Esposito; Anna Cantarutti; Matteo Franchi; Fedro A. Peccatori; Giovanna Scarfone; Eva Negri; Giovanni Corrao; Fabio Parazzini; Carlo La Vecchia

doi:10.1111/aogs.70071

Abstract

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The probability of childbearing was reduced within the first 5 years of diagnosis, regardless of the patient's age. A more pronounced reduction was observed in women diagnosed after the age of 30. Age and antineoplastic therapy were key factors in determining childbearing in women diagnosed with cancer.

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