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Clinical and sociodemographic factors significantly impact fertility preservation access for female adolescents and young adults with cancer.A systematic review showed that as low as 9% or as high as 75% of patients have fertility preservation discussions with their clinicians, and receipt can vary from less than 1% to 70%.
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