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Monitoring fertility (semen analysis) by cancer survivors who banked sperm prior to cancer treatment

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Allan Pacey, Hannah Merrick, Emily Arden‐Close, Kathryn Morris, Lindsay Barton, Ashley Crook, M. J. Tomlinson, Elaine Wright, Richard Rowe, Christine Eiser

Human Reproduction

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This paper was supported by funding from Cancer Research-UK to C.E., A.A.P. and R.R. (C481/A8141). The views expressed are those of the authors. No competing interests declared.

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