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Fertility Support

Fertility-Sparing Treatment for Gynecologic Cancer

For those of reproductive age who want to have biological children, fertility is a vital consideration following a diagnosis of gynecologic cancer. While treatment is essential for survival, it can impact reproductive health. Join Dr. Katherine Mager, a gynecologic oncologist at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, for an engaging discussion on fertility-sparing treatment of gynecologic cancer. Dr. Mager will explore the importance of preserving fertility, the available options, and how these treatments fit into cancer care.

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The University of Colorado (CU) Advanced Reproductive Medicine Centers

Anschutz Medical Campus Office
Location: 1635 Aurora Court, Aurora, CO 80045
Mailing: PO Box 6510, Mail Stop F701, Aurora, CO 80045
Telephone: 720.848.1690
Toll-free: +1.888.899/744
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Colorado Springs Office 

Location: 4125 Briargate Parkway - Suite 350, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
Telephone: 719.314.3333

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“The Center for Advanced Reproductive Medicine specializes in the evaluation and treatment of infertility and reproductive disorders. We offer a comprehensive evaluation and treatment plan to provide personalized care with the most advanced technology available. We make every effort to treat reproductive disorders with simple methods and less expensive therapies. However, in cases where these prove unsuccessful, as a state of the art facility, we can also draw upon the latest advances and the most sophisticated methods available in infertility and reproductive therapy.”

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The link for the CU Advanced Reproductive Medicine website is here, and the list of services they offer can be found here.

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Livestrong Fertility

623 West 38th Street – Suite 300, Austin, TX 78705

Email: livestrong@livestrong.org

Cancer support: 855.220.7777

General inquiries: 877.236.8820

 

Livestrong Fertility is dedicated to providing reproductive information, resources and financial support to survivors whose cancer and its treatment present risks to their fertility.

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https://www.livestrong.org/what-we-do/program/fertility

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