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Poll Finds Women 35+ Would Have Attempted Pregnancy Sooner if They Had Known More about Age-related Fertility Decline
/in News /by Jacques HartAmericans appear overly optimistic about their fertility based on results of a survey conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of the American Osteopathic Association. Findings reveal 39% of women age 35 and older who didn’t get pregnant at a young age would have attempted pregnancy sooner if they had known more about age-related decline in fertility.
IVFMD designated an AETNA Institute of Excellence™
/in News, News Releases /by Jacques HartAetna makes information about the quality and cost of healthcare services available to its members to help them make informed decisions. In line with this goal, Aetna recognizes hospitals and facilities in its network that offer specialized clinical services for certain health conditions. Facilities are selected for their unique expertise in consistently delivering evidence-based, safe care.
Así fue la emotiva celebración del Día de la Madre para decenas de mujeres del sur de Florida
/in News /by Jacques HartAl evento asistieron mujeres que han sido sometidas cirugías reproductivas, tratamientos hormonales, quimioterapias y otro tipo de procesos para lograr ser mamás. Además, se realizaron actividades musicales y gastronómicas durante la reunión.
The quest to extend women’s fertility to 50
/in News /by Jacques HartScience is changing pregnancy for women over 40. But many doctors remain cautious about the prospects of childbirth in middle age. By: Elizabeth Segran In 2015, Cynthia Griner delivered a baby girl at the age of 48. Griner already had four sons, but in her early forties, she felt an overwhelming desire to try one last time […]
Endometriosis Tip
/in News /by Jacques HartIt’s easy to play down early signs as “another crampy period!” Then, you are allowing the condition to get a lot worse.