Racialized inequities in live birth after cancer: A population-based study of 63,000 female adolescents and young adults with cancer.

Andrea C BettsMichael E RothKaren AlbrittonSandi L Pruitt Philip J LupoJennifer S WangL Aubree ShayMarlyn A AllicockCaitlin C Murphy

Published in: Cancer (2024)

Black AYAs are less likely than AYAs of other races/ethnicities to have a live birth after cancer, in contrast to patterns of live birth in the general population. Research and action to promote childbearing equity after cancer are imperative.

Keyphrases

papillary thyroid
squamous cell
young adults
magnetic resonance imaging
physical activity
childhood cancer