Experts address COVID-19 vaccine myths, safety evidence, and how to frame the benefits of vaccination in pregnancy.
|Articles|April 10, 2012
Poll: How are You Educating Your Patients Who Want to Postpone Pregnancy?
Author(s)OBGYN.net Staff
IVF has made great strides in assisting women with infertility problems. However, many women believe that achieving pregnancy in their 40s is as simple as going to a fertility clinic.
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IVF has made great strides in assisting women with infertility problems. However, many women believe that achieving pregnancy in their 40s is as simple as going to a fertility clinic. Statistically, the success rate for women over 42 is less than 10%. Researchers from Yale University have stated that women need to be aggressively educated on risks of postponing pregnancy.
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