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Is Acetaminophen Safe During Pregnancy?
According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), acetaminophen is considered safe to use during pregnancy when taken…
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What to Do Before Egg Retrieval
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a significant and deeply personal process on many couples’ and individuals’ paths to parenthood. At…
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Things to Avoid After an Embryo Transfer
Your embryo transfer is a hopeful moment on the path to parenthood. At this stage of the IVF process, you’re…
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Curly Hair Losing Its Curl? Here’s Why, According to Experts
An endocrinologist and a dermatologist share why hair texture changes, and what—if anything—you can do about it.
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Dr. Nicole Ulrich, Reproductive Endocrinologist, Joins The Fertility Institute as Director of Advocacy, Championing Equitable Access to Reproductive Care
The Fertility Institute is excited to announce the addition of Dr. Nicole Ulrich, M.D., to its team as an experienced Reproductive Endocrinologist and fertility specialist.
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Can popular weight loss drugs help a woman get pregnant?
It’s still unknown if the injections are safe, or can harm, your unborn baby. There are reports of babies born healthy, but animal studies show side effects.
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Dr. Stacey A. Scheib Joins The Fertility Institute
The Fertility Institute of New Orleans is pleased to welcome Dr. Stacey A. Scheib.
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Leta’s Trust in Our 1988 Fertility Treatment Pays Off for Two Generations
Leta Fletcher had Julie, FINO’s 200th baby, through gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT) in 1989. Decades later, Julie welcomed twins.
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Our 200th Baby Born Via Gamete Intrafallopian Transfer Has Twins
Through gamete intrafallopian transfer in the late ’80s, FINO’s 200th baby was born. Recently, she and her husband welcomed twin girls.
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200th FINO Baby Welcomes Twins Three Decades Later
Leta conceives her daughter Julie after a gamete intrafallopian transfer performed by FINO. Today, Julie welcomes twin girls of her own.
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