Patel DP, Meeks HT, Pastuszak AW, et al. - The time to first live birth was investigated for female partners of males after a cancer diagnosis.

• In this retrospective, population-based, age-matched cohort study, researchers included 19,303 men diagnosed with cancer (exposed) and 93,608 age-matched men without cancer diagnoses (unexposed).

• A live birth was less frequently reported prior to first cancer diagnosis (60.7% vs 65.4%) and after first cancer diagnosis (10.9% vs. 12.2%) in exposed men vs unexposed men.

• The fertility hazard rate was 31% lower after cancer diagnosis date in exposed men vs unexposed men. T

• This finding was most frequently observed among men aged 18–30 years.