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4 days ago

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A cancer diagnosis need not end future dreams for a family

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Needless to say, there’s a dizzying array of questions to consider when you’re given a cancer diagnosis. Coming up with a game plan to preserve your fertility can be one of the biggest stressors. T...

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4 weeks ago

MUN Biochemistry student making 'noise' about inequality of fertility care in Newfoundland and Labrador. ... See MoreSee Less

'Significant disparity'

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COVID-19 provided me with an invaluable perspective on the inequality of fertility care in Canada.

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About Us

Fertile Future is a Canadian national non-profit organization that provides fertility preservation information and support services to cancer patients and oncology professionals.

Each year, an estimated 10,000 young Canadians face a cancer diagnosis. Approximately 8,000 of them will win this battle. Without knowing the importance of fertility preservation prior to their treatment, many are left infertile with few options. Fertile Future aspires to change this reality for cancer patients. Our mission is to inform, educate and support cancer patients who are facing fertility-risking medical treatment, and oncology professionals who are providing this care.

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As a registered charitable organization, Fertile Future is 100% funded by donations made towards our cause. These donations allow us to continue to develop resources and programs to help patients deal with cancer-related fertility issues.

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