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reproductive risks of cancer treatment and fertility preservation options available pursued assisted reproductive techniques. Moreover, at a time when young patients are forced to confront a life-threatening cancer diagnosis, the opportunity to discuss fertility preservation, related to the future restoration of health, allows patients to feel hopeful about their survival and life after cancer. Withholding available information and existingmedicaltechnologiesfromwomenisindirectoppositiontothegoal ofprotectingpatientautonomy.Educatingoncologiststoaddressfertility concerns and add this skill set to their care of young patients furthers the objective of caring for the whole patient and not the cancer alone. This advanceinoncologicpractice,whichextendstosurvivorshipattheoutset

Lives in the Balance: Women With Cancer and the Right to Fertility Care