Podcast Episodes Jan 04, 2022
Podcast Episodes Dec 02, 2021
It is Fertility Preservation Month, and today on the show we are talking Oncofertility with Dr. Eric Widra.
Press Releases and Bulletins Nov 12, 2021
There are no fertility-related reasons for a vaccine exemption.
Podcast Episodes Nov 07, 2021
Take a sneak peak at this month's Fertility & Sterility! Topics this month include mosaic embryos diagnostics and counseling (02:40), machine learning for personalized cycles (10:41), a look at ASRM's new practice committee documents on the new Mullerian classifications and the general fertility evaluation, as well as their committee opinion on obesity and reproduction (26:11), sperm DNA fragmentation (38:47), aneuploidy in recurrent implantation failure (43:10), BMI and recurrent pregnancy loss (50:26), maternal morbidity in infertile patients (54:14).
Press Releases and Bulletins Nov 02, 2021
Common language, interactivity, and greater diagnostic options embedded in this updated classification system set a new standard for cross-discipline diagnoses and patient education.
Podcast Episodes Oct 23, 2021
Press Releases and Bulletins Oct 19, 2021
Concerns about the risks of COVID-19 to pregnant women and their fetuses, lack of family support during labor and worries about job security or finances all contributed to decisions to suspend trying to conceive from March 2020 to April 2021.
Press Releases and Bulletins Oct 18, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted many aspects of healthcare and caused a great deal of psychological stress among patients and temporary barriers to traditional care, leading to questions about the impact of the pandemic on fertility and assisted reproductive treatments. However, the results of three studies presented at ASRM’S 2021 Scientific Sessions show that with proper precautions, outcomes before and during the pandemic remained very similar in several aspects of infertility care – including egg retrieval and IVF cycles.
Press Releases and Bulletins Oct 17, 2021
Historically, Black and Hispanic women have been less likely to receive fertility treatment compared to white women, and it was thought that lower income or a lack of insurance coverage may be the reason. However, results of a study presented at ASRM’s 2021 Scientific Congress indicate that even with private insurance coverage and women living in states that mandate coverage for fertility treatment, disparities exist.
Podcast Episodes Sep 16, 2021