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THISDAYLIVE Share DIABETES AND INFERTILITY (PART 1) Diabetes has increased across the globe, with over 460 million people living with diabetes and about 4.2 million people died from this disease as at 2020. It is estimated that by 2045, over 700 million people will have the condition. Diabetes has also accounted for infertility both in male and female. Diabetes doubles a person’s risk to early death. While the information above may seem threatening because of the very high burden of diabetes, this week’s topic is intended to resolve some vital mind bugging questions like: What is Diabetes and how can one know he/she is diabetic?

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Mosaic Embryo Transfer Could Help Families Save Thousands—Why Are Doctors Avoiding It?

Mosaic Embryo Transfer Could Help Families Save Thousands Why Are Doctors Avoiding It? Health.com 2 hrs ago © Provided by Health.com AdobeStock / Getty / Jo Imperio More than 10% of women ages 15-44 in the US have difficulty getting pregnant or carrying a pregnancy to term, according to The Center for Disease Control and Prevention. With those numbers, it s not surprising that millions of would-be parents have sought the assistance of reproductive specialists and fertility clinics to help them reach their parenthood goals often draining their savings accounts, refinancing their homes, and going into massive amounts of debt to fund their treatments. And now, many folks trying to conceive are taking a physical and financial gamble on mosaic embryos.

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INVO Bioscience Reports First Quarter 2021 Financial and Operating Results and Provides Business Update

/PRNewswire/ INVO Bioscience, Inc. (Nasdaq: INVO), a medical device company focused on creating alternative treatments for patients diagnosed with.

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Umbilical cord blood banking: Should I do it for my baby?

Umbilical cord blood banking: Should I do it for my baby? 15 May, 2021 05:00 PM 17 minutes to read Simone Anderson, Laura McGoldrick and Megan Papas. Umbilical cord blood banking is appearing on social media feeds now pregnant influencers are promoting it - and it has rubbed some experts up the wrong way. Alanah Eriksen asks if the costly practice is worth doing? The pregnant influencer looks down at the product, her husband cradling her burgeoning belly. Clad in crisp white pants with immaculate makeup and slicked back hair, she holds a small white box. Inside it, a kit to collect precious blood from her unborn child s umbilical cord.

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Aspire Fertility San Antonio Welcomes Jennifer Knudtson, MD to its Team of Renowned Fertility Specialists

Aspire Fertility San Antonio Welcomes Jennifer Knudtson, MD to its Team of Renowned Fertility Specialists Addition of Dr. Knudtson is part of Aspire Fertility San Antonio s recent expansion, commitment to broadening access to all patients who need comprehensive fertility care News provided by Share this article Share this article SAN ANTONIO, May 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Aspire Fertility San Antonio, the area s leading fertility provider committed to helping patients build their families and is part of The Prelude Network, announces today the addition of Jennifer Knudtson, MD to its practice. Dr. Knudtson joins a team of award-winning fertility specialists who are leading the industry in the latest science and technologies in reproductive medicine.

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