FERTILITY

This study tests personalized treatments for young women with endometrial cancer who want to preserve their fertility. By analyzing the genetic makeup of each tumor, doctors will assign the most effective therapy—such as hormone therapy or immunotherapy—to improve the chance of c…

This study tests a new device called Plan A that blocks sperm from moving through the vas deferens, like a temporary vasectomy. It is designed to be reversed later so sperm can flow again. The trial involves 40 healthy men aged 25 to 65 and will check how well it works, how safe …

This study compares three surgical treatments for endometriomas (ovarian cysts from endometriosis) in women aged 18-43 who want to become pregnant. Participants are randomly assigned to cystectomy, plasma vaporization, or sclerotherapy. The main goal is to see how many women get …

This study follows 650 women with endometriosis who want to have children after treatment. It compares pregnancy rates and use of fertility treatments between those who had medical therapy versus surgery. The goal is to help doctors and patients make better-informed decisions abo…

This study tracks 270 women under 40 who have had melanoma surgery and are now taking newer drugs (immunotherapy or targeted therapy) to prevent the cancer from coming back. Researchers want to see if these treatments harm the ovaries by measuring a hormone called AMH before and …

This study looks at different ways to track ovulation, like checking cervical mucus, urine tests, and body temperature. Thirty women who already use the Premom app will track these signs for three months. The goal is to see which combination of signs gives the most accurate pictu…

This study compares a new semi-automatic machine (GAVI®) to the standard manual method for freezing donor eggs. Researchers want to see if the machine can freeze eggs just as well, with the same survival rate after thawing. The study involves 50 egg donors and will also look at f…