Chicago’s Northwestern Physicians, Scientists Develop iPhone App for Oncologists

A group of physicians and scientists, known as the Oncofertility Consortium of Northwestern University, developed and launched a new iPhone app that gives oncologists a quick reference guide for preserving the fertility of children, women and men diagnosed with cancer, according to a Northwestern Memorial Hospital news release.

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The iPhone app was designed to help guide discussions and help physicians and patients make better informed decisions about preserved fertility. The information for physicians and patients also is available on the new micro-website www.savemyfertility.org.

Read the hospital news release about Oncofertility Consortium of Northwestern University.

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