Starting the Week with Issue 53.3 of Reproductive BioMedicine Online
Reproductive BioMedicine Online shared on LinkedIn:
“Let’s start the week with Issue 53.3 of RBMO!
Our September issue features 20 original research papers and 2 review articles in our specialist subject sections, plus three Fertility Freefall special issue papers, two Commentaries on understanding regression analysis, a paradigm shift in helping patients achieve their expected live birth rate, and an Editorial sharing insights into our work developing our social media presence and community.
New research in this issue covers topics including:
- Abnormal cleavage patterns in conventional IVF versus ICSI
- Effect of embryo culture medium pH on live birth rate after IVF/ICSI
- Effect of maternal age on pregnancy outcomes following single FET with PGT
- Couples’ perspectives and medical care priorities following pregnancy loss
- Associations between parental disclosure, social disclosure and wellbeing among donor-conceived young adults
and this issue’s Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses address:
- Ovarian reserve markers in World Health Organisation type 1 anovulatory disorders
- Evolutionary and Epigenetic Drivers of the Global Trajectory of Sperm Count Decline
The issue includes 18 open access and free articles, so even non-subscribers will find a wealth of valuable new information.
See the full table of contents and access the articles online now.”
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