Editorial: Fertility Preservation in Asia
This editorial introduces a special issue on fertility preservation in Asia, highlighting the founding of the Asian Society for Fertility Preservation and recent research on practices, barriers, and omics-related gene discoveries.
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This editorial introduces a research topic on fertility preservation in Asia, highlighting the establishment of the Asian Society for Fertility Preservation and current clinical practices across the region. It summarizes several studies covering barriers to care for cancer patients, genetic factors like BRCA mutations, and emerging technologies such as ovarian tissue transplantation and in vitro maturation. The text also notes specific findings regarding microRNAs in granulosa cells and the impact of DNA repair gene expression on ovarian reserve in women with endometriosis. Relevance to endometriosis: listed among other conditions where impaired DNA double-strand break repair may reduce ovarian reserve, though the paper's main focus is broader fertility preservation strategies in Asia.
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