Endocrine Society

@TheEndoSociety

Hormone Science to Health

Washington, DC
endocrine.org
Joined April 2009
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  1. Sep 20

    Thank you for joining!

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  2. Sep 20

    Join us for our last Twitter chat of on Monday, Sept. 24 from 2-2:30 PM EST on the subject of health in female athletes

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  3. Sep 20

    Thank you again for attending today’s Twitter chat on ! We appreciate you joining this conversation, and our other chats.

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  4. Sep 20

    Find our advocacy work on women’s health issues , and more resources on

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  5. Sep 20

    Special thanks to Dr. Woodruff for moderating the conversation and sharing your expertise!

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  6. Sep 20

    We need to wrap up our discussion for today. Thanks to everyone for participating!

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    Important to find an oncofertility patient navigator - like the amazing

    Q7. Where can one learn more about infertility treatment options?
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    Q7. Where can one learn more about infertility treatment options?

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    Q6. What do we know about fertility restoration in men?

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    Q5. What is the role of reproductive bioengineering in infertility treatment?

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    Q4. What are the ethical considerations for fertility preservation in pediatric and gender/sex diverse populations?

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    Q3. What are the outcomes of after diagnosis and treatment?

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  13. Sep 20

    A2. Having a fertility consultation prior to treatment can ensure survivors have more options for conceiving a child down the road.

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  14. Sep 20

    A2. can be one of the most difficult long-term effects of cancer treatment. Many people benefit from discussing it prior to treatment. Via

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  15. Sep 20

    A2. Survival rates for childhood currently exceed 80 percent. Many survivors decide they want to start families as adults.

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  16. Sep 20

    A2. In the rush to treat a diagnosis, the potential impact diseases and treatments could have on fertility is sometimes overlooked.

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    Q2. Why is preservation and restoration important?

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  18. Sep 20

    A1. Shielding and other techniques can help minimize radiation exposure to the pelvic region.

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  19. Sep 20

    A1. Cancer patients and survivors have options to freeze eggs, sperm or embryos for future use.

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    A1. Individuals who are diagnosed with should consult with a reproductive endocrinologist as soon as possible to discuss fertility preservation.

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