- Nov 9, 2021

Can testicular tissue restore childhood cancer survivors’ fertility?

An experimental procedure that used frozen testicular tissue to restore fertility in animals is heading to clinical trials — and if it works as hoped, it could help the 30% of childhood cancer survivors who are left infertile by treatment have babies of their own.

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