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Surviving cancer, saving fertility: The promise of cryopreservation
Treatment of cancer by radiation or chemotherapy need not thwart a woman's ability to have children. While most approaches to maintaining ovarian function remain experimental, embryo—and, to some extent, oocyte—cryopreservation have delivered positive results.
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