Tag: Medill

Oncofertility: A Global Perspective

By: Oncofertility Admin - March 28, 2012

Categories: Blog, Cancer, fertility, Fertility Preservation

Tags: Fertility Preservation, Medill

Christi Sodano from the Medill School of Journalism brings us the following insight on the global needs in fertility preservation for young patients. Read her first blog post. _______ By Christi Sodano- No longer just an old person’s disease, cancer among young people is increasingly…

Social Media and Fertility Preservation

By: Oncofertility Admin - March 12, 2012

Categories: Blog, Cancer, fertility, Fertility Preservation, General

Tags: Medill, Social Media

A few students from the Medill School of Journalism have recently been providing us with their thoughts on oncofertility. Zara Huasini gives us her second post here on the intersection of oncofertility and social media. Read her first blog, Increased Awareness Could Save Fertility of…

A champion for fertility preservation and quality of life after cancer

By: Oncofertility Admin - March 8, 2012

Categories: Blog, Cancer, fertility, In the news, Oncofertility

Tags: Medill

This is the second of a series of blogs that Medill journalism students are writing about their perspectives on oncofertility. Read the first blog by Zara Husaini. _____________________ By Christi Sodano- A pioneer in the world of fertility preservation for young cancer patients, Dr. Teresa…

Increased awareness could save fertility of cancer patients

By: Oncofertility Admin - March 1, 2012

Categories: Advocate, Blog, Cancer, fertility, In the news, Oncofertility

Tags: Advocate, Medill, Oncofertility

The Oncofertility Consortium recently hosted a group of masters students from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. Over the next few weeks, they will be contributing their perspectives to the Oncofertility Blog. Here is one of their stories. _________________ By Zara Husaini- When…

Tag: Medill

Oncofertility: A Global Perspective

A champion for fertility preservation and quality of life after cancer

Increased awareness could save fertility of cancer patients

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