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SART Fertility Experts - Understanding Ovarian Reserve

What an alphabet soup of terms exists to describe ovarian reserve! 

Date: Jul 04, 2023
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FAQ About the Psychological Component of Infertility

Infertility often creates one of the most distressing life crises that a couple has ever experienced together.

Date: Jun 07, 2023
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Reproductive Facts.org

ReproductiveFacts.org provides a wide range of information related to reproductive health and infertility, including information on various methods of contraception and their effectiveness;

Date: Mar 04, 2025
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SART Fertility Experts - Gestational Carrier and Intended Parents

Some fertility patients are unable to carry a pregnancy to term. For a variety of reasons, they may choose a gestational carrier, a woman who carries the intended parent’s embryo in their uterus

Date: May 10, 2022
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SART Fertility Experts - Medically Indicated Fertility Preservation

Cancer therapy can affect future fertility and pregnancy outcomes. Some patients will consider IVF with embryo or egg freezing to preserve fertility. Listen to a breast cancer survivor discuss

Date: Apr 26, 2022
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SART Fertility Experts - PCOS

As the most common hormonal disorder in women, PCOS is a disruptive problem that impacts many aspects of a woman’s health including getting pregnant. In this episode, Brittany discusses how PCOS

Date: Feb 15, 2022
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FAQ Related to COVID-19

This communication from SART and ASRM are frequently asked questions (FAQ) on the ASRM COVID-19 Taskforce Recommendations for current and future patients who need fertility medical treatments.

Date: Apr 19, 2023
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Multiple Pregnancy

Multiple Pregnancy is a pregnancy that includes more than one fetus and is much more common today than in the past. As attractive and efficient as a multiple pregnancy may sound, there can be

Date: Feb 03, 2017
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Hyperprolactinemia (High Prolactin Levels)

Prolactin is a hormone produced by your pituitary gland which sits at the bottom of the brain.

Date: Jun 01, 2023
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Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI)

A procedure called intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) can be done along with in vitro fertilization (IVF) if a sperm cannot penetrate the outer layer of an egg.

Date: Jun 01, 2021
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