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Aug 31, 2026, 17:18
Brian A. Levine: The Question of Whether to Try Again is One of The Hardest in Medicine
Brian A. Levine, Founder at Nodal, shared on LinkedIn:
”For women who have been through two or three pregnancy losses, the question of whether to try again is one of the hardest in medicine. The grief compounds with every loss and the clinical evaluation that follows is long and exhausting.
Surrogacy in these cases is not giving up. It is the same embryo, the same genetics, the same child, in a uterus that has already proven it can carry a healthy pregnancy. Sometimes changing the strategy is the most courageous thing a patient can do.”
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