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Should You Try At-Home Hormone Testing? Experts Weigh The Pros And Cons
At-home hormone tests offer women convenient insights into reproductive health by measuring hormones like progesterone, FSH, and LH, which impact ovulation and fertility. While useful for tracking changes, these tests may not always provide reliable diagnoses for conditions like menopause, so consulting with a healthcare professional is still recommended. Dr. Jaime Knopman gives her insights to Women's Health.
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JD Vance accused Tim Walz of lying about his IVF experience. Fertility doctors say confusion is common.
Gwen Walz recently revealed that she underwent a fertility treatment called intrauterine insemination. Tim Walz is now being accused of lying about his fertility treatments for mixing up IUI and IVF. Here's what fertility doctors have to say.
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Robots and AI Are Aiming to Make IVF Cheaper
Tech-focused startups aim to increase access to fertility treatments and make them more effective. Hear what CCRM Fertility Chief Medical Officer, Dr. William Schoolcraft, has to say.
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Connecticut fertility clinic short on egg donors of color
Online companies are offering do-it-yourself fertility testing and kits. They may not have all the answers. Dr. Elizabeth Dilday of CCRM Fertility of Newport Beach speaks to Fast Company on the tradeoffs of DIY fertility tests and treatments.
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DIY fertility treatments can save prospective parents time and money—but what’s the trade-off?
Online companies are offering do-it-yourself fertility testing and kits. They may not have all the answers. Dr. Elizabeth Dilday of CCRM Fertility of Newport Beach speaks to Fast Company on the tradeoffs of DIY fertility tests and treatments.
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D.C.’s new dating question: Do we freeze embryos
Dr. Olivia Carpinello of CCRM Fertility of Downtown D.C. speaks to AXIOS on the latest dating question: Do we freeze embryos?
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Infertility rates on the rise | Here’s why and what are the causes
Dr. Sydney Chang of CCRM Fertility of Austin joins KVUE TV to discuss rising fertility rates and treatment options available for potential patients.
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Let’s Set the Record Straight About IVF Misinformation
Dr. Katherine McKnight addresses the many false narratives around IVF in this opinion piece from Newsweek.
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Why D.C. doctors are seeing more young people preserve their fertility
Dr. Carter Owen weighs in on why Washington D.C. is seeing more young patients for fertility preservation.
Help for Would-Be Parents
Read this Jewish community piece from Tablet magazine aimed to help would-be parents. CCRM Fertility's Dr. Brian Levine weighs in.