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Marquis Who s Who Takes a Fresh Look at STEM to Recognize American Influencers and Innovators for the May Installment of the Maker s List

Marquis Who s Who Takes a Fresh Look at STEM to Recognize American Influencers and Innovators for the May Installment of the Maker s List Marquis also recognizes Asian American and Pacific Island Americans of influence in celebration of AAPI Heritage Month News provided by Share this article Share this article UNIONDALE, N.Y., May 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Marquis Who s Who (MWW), the world s leading biographical publisher, has released the May edition of the Maker s List to recognize Influencers and Innovators in STEM. For this month s list, MWW has reimagined the traditional definition of STEM to highlight Science, Technology, Education and Medicine. The Maker s List features some of the most influential individuals in their respective fields, selected from thousands of professionals across the country. Spearheaded by

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Watchdog wants IVF clinics to get written consent for costly extras

Watchdog wants IVF clinics to get written consent for costly extras Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Victorian fertility operators should be forced to get written consent from patients before providing unproven and expensive âadd-onâ treatments that are sold to boost a womanâs chances of conceiving through IVF without clear evidence they work. The recommendation is one a suite of changes being called for by the stateâs Health Complaints Commissioner, Karen Cusack, who is pushing for rogue fertility providers to be held to account following an investigation last year into the unethical practices of some IVF providers.

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Class action lodged against Monash IVF over allegedly bungled screening

Class action lodged against Monash IVF over allegedly bungled screening Class action lodged against Monash IVF over allegedly bungled screening Normal text size Advertisement More than 100 women and men have begun a class action lawsuit against Monash IVF following claims the national fertility specialist may have inadvertently destroyed healthy embryos through a faulty genetic screening test. Documents were filed in the Supreme Court of Victoria on Wednesday against Monash IVF and the Adelaide Fertility Centre on behalf of patients who attended the clinics between May last year and October this year. Members of the class action are seeking compensation for economic loss as well as pain and

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