<p>Greater than 70-80% of women and children will survive cancer.  Infertility is a large concern that survivors report. In this podcast, Dr. Julie Rios, faculty member of SMA's Focus on Women's Health conference, discusses the role of the primary OB/GYN in oncofertility, fertility preservation options, and the scope of gynecological care after cancer treatment.</p>

Greater than 70-80% of women and children will survive cancer. Infertility is a large concern that survivors report. In this podcast, Dr. Julie Rios, faculty member of SMA's Focus on Women's Health conference, discusses the role of the primary OB/GYN in oncofertility, fertility preservation options, and the scope of gynecological care after cancer treatment.

<p>Greater than 70-80% of women and children will survive cancer.&nbsp; Infertility is a large concern that survivors report. In this podcast, Dr. Julie Rios, faculty member of SMA's Focus on Women's Health conference, discusses the role of the primary OB/GYN in oncofertility, fertility preservation options, and the scope of gynecological care after cancer treatment.</p>

Oncofertility: Fertility Preservation and Gynecologic Considerations in Oncology Patients

SMA's Focus on Women's and Children's Health podcast addresses all aspects of care of the female patient across her lifespan, including obstetrics and gynecology, mental health, and internal medicine. It also explores the special and unique care of children and adolescents, including the maternal-fetal period of life, ethical issues in pediatric medical and surgical care, and growth and development in children.

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