Treatment for oncological disorders may have an adverse effect on fertility. The potential for fertility preservation in cancer patients has recently come to the forefront due to the parallel and ongoing advancements in both the management of oncology and reproductive problems. Oncologists must be aware of circumstances in which cancer patients' fertility will be impacted by their therapy, as well as the avenues open to them for operations like cryopreservation of gametes and/or embryos. There are obvious challenges that still remain to be resolved, especially in the area of fertility preservation in prepubertal patients.Join live with Dr. Meenu Walia on Medflix as she discusses every aspect of fertility preservation in cancer patients.

Fertility Preservation in Cancer Patients

Immunotherapy, activating the bodys immune system to initiate or enhance its anti-tumor activity, has become a potent tool in the physicians armory against cancer. The use of immune checkpoint inhibitors and monoclonal antibodies has radically altered the landscape of cancer treatment worldwide. With the constantly evolving body of literature in oncology, the physicians role in understanding how immunotherapy fits into their cancer treatment plan has never been higher. To further understand the role of immunotherapy in the clinical setting and the conditions suitable for its use, join Dr. Meenu Walia as she explores these pressing issues live on Medflix!

Role of Immunotherapy in Cancer

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