Continued access to fertilitypreservation is critical for teens and young adult cancerpatients after SCOTUS decision TheLancetOncol
, or other gonadotoxic or sperm- and egg-destroying treatments. Patients needing fertility care from 22 states where abortion is banned/likely to be banned as of August 6, 2022, were compared with patients from 29 states where abortion remains legal.
According to researchers, among 123,591 newly diagnosed AYA patients in 2018, 85,085 patients would need fertility preservation care, including 32,008 patients from 22 states where abortion restrictions could compromise fertility preservation care. Among these patients, the majority were female and non-Hispanic white . Texas , Ohio , and Georgia are the states with the largest numbers of newly diagnosed AYA cancer patients whose fertility preservation care could be compromised.
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