Stem cells show promise for treating infertility in cancer patients

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A promising stem-cell-based approach for treating infertility has been successfully demonstrated in non-human primates, as reported in a study published by Cell Press in the November issue of the journal Cell Stem Cell. The preclinical study represents an important milestone for translating this strategy to the clinic, particularly for cancer survivors who have been rendered infertile by chemotherapy they received before reaching sexual maturity.

View the original article here: Stem cells show promise for treating infertility in cancer patients – Science Codex

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