We are pleased to present here the June issue of the CHR VOICE, after which we traditionally start a two-month summer hiatus for this newsletter, returning to our regular monthly publication schedule with the start of the new 2022-2023...
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The team offers all-encompassing female and male fertility services, including egg freezing, the use of donor eggs, intrauterine insemination (IUI), in vitro fertilization (IVF), and gender selection. They’re particularly experienced with older patients and women with endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), and low ovarian reserve.
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We are pleased to present here the June issue of the CHR VOICE, after which we traditionally start a two-month summer hiatus for this newsletter, returning to our regular monthly publication schedule with the start of the new 2022-2023...
April was a hectic month at the CHR because the deadline period for abstract submission to the Annual Meeting of the ASRM is always hectic.
March was an unusually busy month at the CHR and not only clinically. CHR’s investigators saw several important papers published, with one in NATURE Medicine, in detail presented in the March issue of the VOICE, receiving unusual media attention