September 21, 2026 · Fertility and sterility · DOI: 10.1016/j.fertnstert.2026.09.006

Expanding Horizons in Fertility Preservation: Diverse Populations, Emerging Indications, and Ethical Considerations

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The authors explore the evolving landscape of fertility preservation beyond traditional cancer treatment, addressing diverse populations such as transgender individuals, prepubescent girls, and those with genetic predispositions to ovarian insufficiency. They aim to identify optimal intervention strategies and outcomes while considering ethical implications, access, and psychosocial factors, ultimately advocating for personalized approaches in fertility preservation as indications expand.

Allison Eubanks, Eric Widra

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