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Soy, dairy, and male fertility

Soy, dairy, and male fertility

Posted by on Aug 9, 2020 in Infertility | 0 comments

In a nutshell This study looked at how diet relates to sperm quality. It found that men who eat soy are less likely to have low sperm count, and that men who include milk in their diets have better sperm quality. Some background In roughly half of the heterosexual couples experiencing infertility, the male partner has low sperm count or quality....

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Controlled ovarian stimulation: how many mature oocytes are needed to produce at least 1 top quality embryo?

Controlled ovarian stimulation: how many mature oocytes are needed to produce at least 1 top quality embryo?

Posted by on Jul 30, 2020 in Infertility | 0 comments

In a nutshell This study investigated the number of mature oocytes (eggs) needed to produce top-quality embryos (TQE). They found that at least 3 mature oocytes produced are associated with at least 1 TQE. Some background In vitro fertilization (IVF) first requires oocytes (eggs). They are retrieved by controlled ovarian stimulation (COS)....

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Does controlled ovarian syndrome alter the vaginal and endometrial microbiota?

Does controlled ovarian syndrome alter the vaginal and endometrial microbiota?

Posted by on Jul 30, 2020 in Infertility | 0 comments

In a nutshell This study investigated if controlled ovarian stimulation (COS) and progesterone (P) supplementation affects the microbiota (microorganisms found in the human body) of the vagina and uterus (womb). They found that COS alters the vaginal and uterine microbiota (VUM). Some background The rate of infertility is increasing worldwide. Many...

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Does polycystic ovarian syndrome affect the outcome of IVF after single ideal embryo transfer?

Does polycystic ovarian syndrome affect the outcome of IVF after single ideal embryo transfer?

Posted by on Jul 30, 2020 in Infertility | 0 comments

In a nutshell This study investigated fertility outcomes in women with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) who had a single ideal fresh embryo transfer. They found that the live birth rate (LBR) was lower in women with PCOS compared to control women. Some background Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a disorder that can cause infertility....

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Does a dual-trigger treatment improve IVF outcomes in older patients with diminished ovarian reserve?

Does a dual-trigger treatment improve IVF outcomes in older patients with diminished ovarian reserve?

Posted by on Jul 30, 2020 in Infertility | 0 comments

In a nutshell This study investigated if a dual-trigger treatment (DTT) improves pregnancy outcomes in older women with diminished ovarian reserve (DOR).  They found that DTT improved in vitro fertilization (IVF) outcomes in these women. Some background In vitro fertilization (IVF) is an assisted reproductive technique (ART). The first step of...

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Turning to Glass: Fertility Preservation

Turning to Glass: Fertility Preservation

Posted by on Jul 26, 2020 in Blog, Infertility | 1 comment

We are surrounded by glass but most people don’t know the first thing about it. Glass is a strange substance: It is partly a solid and partly a liquid. What does this mean? The atoms of solids are packed close together. If they are crystalline, they are in regular, repeating patterns. The atoms in liquids are not in a regular pattern and move...

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Fresh versus frozen: How does the type of embryo transfer affect long-term development of children?

Fresh versus frozen: How does the type of embryo transfer affect long-term development of children?

Posted by on Jul 19, 2020 in Infertility | 0 comments

In a nutshell This study investigated if the long-term development of children is affected by the type of embryo transfer (ET). They found that there were similar outcomes with fresh (fr) and frozen (fz) ET. Some background Assisted reproduction (AR) is used to treat infertility. It has become more common in recent years. There are a number of...

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