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A July 2021 study compared the differences in GoFundMe campaigns related to infertility based on whether or not the campaign started in a US state that requires healthcare coverage of fertility treatment.
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A recent study looked at the use of Enbrel (etanercept) in women with multiple failed attempts to transfer good quality IVF embryos. This is the largest study to date that has looked at using Enbrel in women with recurrent implantation failure; the results were quite promising.
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The first study to look at what happens when a physician talks about uncertainty with infertile couples during assisted reproductive technology (ART) consultations.
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This episode is about the Iranian research paper called “Resilience as the predictor of quality of life in the infertile couples as the most neglected and silent minorities.” This research was published online in November 2020 in the Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology.
Beyond the research, this episode provides historical context of the roles of Iranian wives and examines how that context might impact the research results.
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The 20th podcast episode of “Your Fertility Pharmacist” is a bit different. With guest speaker Melsa Maher, fertility acupuncturist, this episode places a special focus on traditional medicine. The audio was recorded over Zoom.
Traditionally, letrozole has been taken for five days in IUI. What happens if, instead, those five days of letrozole are taken all at once?
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The latest fertility research presented by a board-certified clinical pharmacist. For women trying to conceive, this information can help to navigate the science behind the fertility journey.