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Oct 15, 2025, 06:22
Issue 6 of Paillettes Magazine Is Available – Paillettes Magazine
Paillettes Magazine shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Issue 6 of Paillettes Magazine is available!
In this new issue (October/December 2025), we address essential themes around medically assisted procreation (MAP) and fertility:
- Male infertility: diagnosis, treatment and experiences.
- When the journey ends without a baby… but not without follow-up.
- Directed donation: for or against? Insights from Professor Annick Delvigne.
- Focus on puncture with Professor Nathalie Massin
- Organization of care: what you can (or cannot) ask your MAP center
- Same-sex families: what place is there for the one who does not carry?
- Emancipated Fertility: myths and preconceived ideas, with Laurène Sindicic
- MAP and entrepreneurship: when business leaders remain silent
- Pilates and well-being: moving gently with Audrey Brun and always testimonials, reliable information and a safe space to finally feel understood.
Order or subscribe here.
Our subscribers will receive their copy first. For the rest, there’s still time to join the adventure!”

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Aug 5, 2026, 08:18Felicity Jehu-Appiah: Grateful to Fertility News for Providing a Platform to Share Women’s Health Education
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Aug 3, 2026, 14:03Clare Mansfield: Sometimes the Path to Parenthood Changes, but the Dream Doesn’t Have To
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Aug 3, 2026, 13:31Priyadatt Patel: A Quiet Inefficiency in How We Approach Infertility Deserves More Attention
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Aug 3, 2026, 13:21Purabi Gunjal: Most Women Start Thinking about Fertility Too Late…
