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Other Reproductive Medicine Issues

This Web page contains links to miscellaneous U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announcements that ASRM felt were relevant enough to archive on the ASRM Web Site. You can visit the FDA's web site at http://www.fda.gov/ 

Scientists Challenge Patent Ban for Embryonic Stem Cell Research

Headlines in Reproductive Medicine June 14, 2013

Researchers and biotech firms say European court ruling will deter investors from funding new cures.

Science and Sex: Everything You Wanted to Know About 'Doing It'

Headlines in Reproductive Medicine June 13, 2013

"How We Do It" may sound like a sex manual, but it isn't: In fact, that's about the only topic you won't find addressed in anthropologist Robert Martin's book-length survey of human reproduction and what we can learn from the animal world.

Plan B One-Step to Be Available Over the Counter to Women Over Age 15

ASRM Bulletins May 07, 2013

Late Tuesday, FDA approved the application of Teva Women’s Health to allow women 15 and older buy the company’s Plan B One-Step emergency contraceptive pill without prescription.

AMA Advertises Webinar To Help Doctors Prepare for Sunshine Act

ASRM Bulletins April 17, 2013

An AMA webinar April 24 will help physicians get ready for a forthcoming database that will report payments and other "transfers of value" physicians receive from drug and medical device manufacturers to the public.

ASRM Mourns Loss of IVF Pioneer Sir Robert Edwards

Press Releases April 10, 2013

“All of us in the American Society for Reproductive Medicine mourn the passing of Sir Robert Edwards. Dr. Edwards was a great scientist whose stellar scientific work advanced our understanding of human reproduction, human embryonic stem cells, advanced pre-implantation genetic diagnosis and revolutionized the treatment of infertility. We extend our condolences to his family, and his many friends around the world.”

ASRM Mourns Loss of IVF Pioneer Sir Robert Edwards

ASRM Bulletins April 10, 2013

Dr. Edwards was a great scientist whose stellar scientific work advanced our understanding of human reproduction, human embryonic stem cells, advanced pre-implantation genetic diagnosis and revolutionized the treatment of infertility. We extend our condolences to his family, and his many friends around the world.”

ASRM Journal Fertility and Sterility Participates in World’s First International Live Online Cyber Journal Club ™ Platform

ASRM Bulletins April 03, 2013

For the first time, using the latest in video technology, ASRM participated in a live online transcontinental Journal Club for practicing physicians, academics and students. The Journal Club Live™ platform featured a ten-way discussion of fellows and professors from the USA, Europe, and India well as the article's author.  The sessions are archived at http://fertstertforum.com/journalclubmarch2013/ and http://fertstertforum.com/journalclubfeb2013/

Medicare Payment Cuts to Commence

ASRM Bulletins April 02, 2013

On Monday, April 1, a 2 percent across-the-board cut in Medicare provider payments will take effect due to the sequestration that Congress recently implemented.  The sequester will be in effect for nine years, unless Congress and the White House reach a deficit reduction agreement that replaces it.

ASRM's Fertility and Sterility Rolls Out International Live Online Cyber Journal Club

Press Releases April 01, 2013

For the first time, using the latest in video technology, ASRM participated in a live online transcontinental Journal Club for practicing physicians, academics and students. The Journal Club Live™ platform featured a ten-way discussion of fellows and professors from the USA, Europe, and India well as the article's author.  

Budget Sequester Looms

ASRM Bulletins February 28, 2013

Unless Congress and the White House reach a budget deal before billions in spending cuts kick in later this week, federal agencies will be need to make tough decisions about how to comply with the cuts. The nearly $85 billion in across-the-board cuts this year to defense and other federal spending, known as the sequester, will begin Friday, March 1. Both parties agreed to the plan in 2011 after failing to reach a deal on less severe spending cuts.

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