ESHRE Campus Course to Explore Fertility Preservation in Children and Adolescents With Cancer
European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) shared a post on LinkedIn:
“One week to go: ready to face complex fertility preservation decisions in young cancer patients?
Fertility preservation in children and adolescents with cancer is rarely straightforward.
How do you handle disagreements between patients and parents?
What are the real pregnancy risks for survivors?
And where do current techniques still fall short?
This ESHRE Campus course brings these challenges to life through expert insights and case-based discussion.
You’ll explore:
- Ethical dilemmas and family dynamics in decision-making
- Latest advances in fertility preservation techniques
- Long-term outcomes, including future pregnancy risks in cancer survivors
Date: 26–27 March 2026
Location: Lisbon, Portugal
6 European CME credits
Organised by the ESHRE SIGs ‘Fertility Preservation’ and ‘Psychology & Counselling’
Preserving fertility is about preserving future choices.
Eager to join?”
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