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Extractions: #1 Cost efficient IVF service and education in U.S. Outpatient based IVF. Complete facilities include ultrasound suite,endocrine and andrology labs, and all IVF facilities. Located at new outpatient therapy center offering the latest in laparoscopy and hysteroscopy. Accomodations for visitors are nearby, safe, and inexpensive. The American Infertility Association (AIA) The American Infertility Association is a national nonprofit organization that provides advice from experts and support from friends for anyone who is struggling to build a family. The AIA is a one-stop resource for information about infertility, reproductive disease and adoption. The AIA offers doctor, therapist and pharmacy referrals, a monthly national newsletter, and live support through our toll free support line at 888 917 3777. Each month The AIA web site presents up-to-date information on important advances in treatment, news and resources such as helpful articles and fact sheets..Visitors to our web site will also find weekly on line chats, physician and adoption expert moderated message boards, and email counseling. Sheltering Tree Fertility Support Group offers women a place where they are not alone. Their group consists of: women who have never been pregnant; women who have experienced the los of a pregnancy; and others who are dealing with secondary ifertility. It is a nondenominational group which was founded based on the principles of Jeremiah 29:11.
Reproductive Science Institute - Spring / Summer 1999 Newsletter
The Reproductive science Institute has had an established medical, genetic, psychologicaland family history Gary Bruss, specializing in infertility, to better
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Extractions: Winter 2000 This Web page contains the following articles: Access Fertility Science Newsletter archive The donation of eggs by an anonymous or known third party represents one of the most complex aspects of assisted reproduction. In simple terms, the process of egg (oocyte) donation involves the selection of an appropriate donor as a source of human eggs. Oocyte donation in more complex terms actually encompasses many of the clinical, scientific and ethical dilemmas in the field of reproductive endocrinology. The historical evolution of oocyte donation dates back to the late nineteenth century. The first successful animal embryo transfer is attributed to W. Heape, a reproductive endocrinologist at Cambridge University. Since the time that Dr. Heape described the transfer of embryos from the uterus of donor rabbits to recipient rabbits with the subsequent birth of normal offspring, the science of oocyte and embryo donation has expanded to at least fourteen different animal species. By 1980 the first human trials of egg donation and the transfer of the resulting embryos to a recipient's uterus were performed. Groups at Monash University in Melbourne and at UCLA reported the first human pregnancies from oocyte and embryo donation virtually simultaneously in 1983. Over the next decade, the demand for donors has increased.
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Extractions: Pub. Date: October 1999 The Harvard Law School professor critiques the current laws and practices surrounding adoption, discussing international and domestic law, common reasons for adoption, and the definition of family. 15,000 first printing. Tour. This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. Now in paperbackthe definitive book on infertility, adoption, and the new reproductive technologies, by the nation's leading expert on adoption and related parenting issues. In this passionate book, Professor Bartholet questions current thinking about parenting and challenges the legal system, the bureaucracies, and the social attitudes which hinder the adoption process. Bartholet examines the emotional and legal aspects of adoption, and looks at the domestic and international laws that often leave would-be parents childless and deny homes to parentless children. The mother of two adopted children, Bartholet draws on her own triumphs and disappointments as well as the most recent legal rulings. "A seminal volume"Kirkus Reviews
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Extractions: Edition Desc: 1 ED "Infertility and Involuntary Childlessness" is unique in that it examines the social, cultural, religious, and familial context of the infertility crisis. Beth Cooper-Hilbert illustrates how this crisis may continue to play itself out even after the birth or adoption of a child. Cooper-Hilbert steps outside the usual infertility paradigm by including a discussion of those who may be involuntarily childless but not necessarily infertilesingle women, lesbian couples, and stepparents. Augustus Y. Napier, Ph.D., Adjunct Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Emory University, author of "The Fragile Bond"
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Extractions: Saturday. June 22. 2002 Building families through donor conception - The Donor Insemination: International Social Science Perspectives Making the decision to use donor sperm Jean Haase, MSW, Social Worker, London Health Sciences Centre Making the decision to use donor eggs Test Tube Dads (Documentary which addresses the issue of anonymity and looks at one family's experience of meeting the donor) Parenting after donor conception: Information Sharing Leonie Hewitt, National Secretary of the Donor Conception Support Group of Australia; mother of 3 donor conceived children (ages 11 - 19) Growing up as an offspring: Missing links Geraldine Hewitt, donor-conceived university student. Australia Implications of an open market S anonymous donation in human sperm and eggs Professor Mary Lyndon Shanley, Deportment of Political Science, Vassar College, USA; author. Making Babies, Making Families: What Matters Most in an Age of Reproductive Technologies. Surrogacy. Adoption, and Same-Sex and Unwed Parents' Rights
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Extractions: RSC Tops the List here Seminars Free here Welcome to the Reproductive Science Center A Advanced diagnostic techniques can be used to identify the cause of an individual's infertility and indicate the best way to treat it. Even when no specific problem is identified, today's advanced reproductive techniques may help the childless couple start a family. This is certainly a welcome news for couples who are unable to achieve pregnancy. Please contact us with any questions / comments you might have about infertility or about our services. Reproductive Science Center 9 Hope Avenue Waltham, MA 02454 Tel: 800-858-4832
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Extractions: For Physicians Research and Treatment Welcome to the Reproductive Science Center of the San Francisco Bay Area. Millions of couples suffer from infertility, the inability to achieve pregnancy after a year of trying to conceive. But there is hope: Advanced techniques can help diagnose the cause of a couple's infertility and indicate the best way to treat it. We can often help an infertile couple start or grow a family even when the cause remains unknown. Our center consists of five physicians specializing in infertility care , a laboratory staff with over 25 years experience in assisted reproductive technologies, a supportive
MFTSource Theory: Family Therapy
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Extractions: Services Naturopathy Meet the Doctors Contact Us ... Home Services Family Medicine Naturopathic doctors treat conditions specific to all age groups. Treatment Options The doctor tailors a treatment plan specific to each patient. Treatments may include one or more of the following: Diet and Nutritional Therapy Diet is assessed and adjusted according to the individual and the condition to be treated. Nutritional supplementation (vitamins, minerals) may be used in therapeutic doses. Homeopathy Homeopathy is a gentle system of medicine based on the principle that "like cures like". Acute and constitutional (whole person) remedies are prescribed. Herbal Medicine Plant-based remedies may be used as tinctures, tablets, capsules, or other forms alone or in combination with other herbs and nutrients to effect a change in the body. Physical Medicine Hydrotherapy (water therapy) and craniosacral therapy (a non-invasive hands-on technique) may be prescribed for treatment and symptom relief. Lifestyle/Wellness Counseling Since many factors contribute to health and wellness, all aspects of an individual are addressed. Lifestyle counseling may involve behavior modification, stress reduction and exercise recommendations, risk reduction, preventative strategies and emotional and spiritual counseling.
Andrology Clinical Services
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Extractions: The Andrology Laboratory at the University of Utah has been providing infertility services since 1978. In the beginning, the laboratory consisted of a traveling lab brought to Salt Lake City every Wednesday. Over the years it has expanded to include the clinical laboratory, an IVF laboratory, a community laboratory and a research laboratory. The first IVF procedure was performed in 1982. Since that time, over 2500 IVF and GIFT procedures have taken place. The first micromanipulation procedure in the state of Utah took place in 1990. Micromanipulation procedures such as ICSI, assisted hatching and PGD were pioneered in the state of Utah at the University of Utah and are now done routinely. Over the years the Andrology program has won many honors of distinction. In 1989, "American Health" magazine listed the IVF program at the University of Utah as the "top" IVF program in the United States. Research papers have won the award of "best paper" for the Journal of the American Urological Association and Archives of Andrology. Research on aneuploidy in sperm and eggs began in 1998,leading to the development of the first and only Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD) program in the state of Utah.
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Extractions: Financial Assistance This Web page contains a list of infertility clinics helping patients in the United States, Australia, Canada, Caribbean, China, Mexico, and the United Kingdom. These clinics typically provide infertility testing and diagnosis, IVF, embryo freezing, donor egg, ICSI, and infertility surgery. United States: Alabama Arizona California - Northern California - Southern ... West Virginia
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Extractions: Wyoming A labama A laska A rizona Samaritan Institute of Reproductive Medicine (Phoenix) Mayo Clinic Scottsdale Center for Repro Medicine Arizona Insitute of Reproductive Medicine (Phoenix) Arizona Center for Fertility Studies (Scottsdale) ... University Medical Center (Tucson) A rkansas C alifornia Nova In Vitro Fertilization Clinic (Palo Alto) The Center for Reproductive Medicine Bay Area Fertility and Gynecology Medical Group Alta Bates In-Vitro Fertilization Program (Berkeley) ... Woman to Woman Fertility Center C olorado Colorado Center for Reproductive Medicine Creating Families -A Center for Surrogacy and Egg Donation, Inc. Colorado Reproductive Endocrinology C onnecticut Center for Fertility and Reproductive Endocrinology D istrict of Columbia D elaware Center for Human Reproduction Cooper Center for IVF (Newark) (Melrose Park) Northern Fertility F lorida BocaFertility (Boca Raton) Center for Human Reproduction Center for Sexual Dysfunction and Male Infertility Florida Institute for Reproductive Medicine (Jacksonville) ... Palm Beach Fertility Center (Boca Raton) G eorgia Atlanta Reproductive Health Center The Endometriosis Care Center Reproductive Biology Associates H awaii Reproduction Innovations International I daho I llinois Reproductive Health Specialists, Ltd.
American Association For The Advancement Of Science
in six couples struggle with infertility issues, and that makes us rethink, `Whatis a family?. Radio (NPR)) received the AAAS science Journalism Award
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Extractions: Funded by The Whitaker Foundation A broadcast program on 18 Ways to Make a Baby, an expose on burning coal fires, and feature coverage of research that draws a line between bird songs and neurodegenerative disease, are among the entries named to win 2002 AAAS Science Journalism Awards. Sponsored by The Whitaker Foundation, the AAAS Science Journalism Awards program, informally known as the AAAS pinnacle of excellence prize, represents the ultimate achievement in the field of science reporting. Six reporters were named to receive AAAS Science Journalism Awards this year, recognizing exemplary communications efforts, completed between July 1, 2001 and June 30, 2002, on behalf of large and small newspapers, magazines, television, radio, and online media outlets. With scientists and journalists as judges, this award is a double honor and doubly humbling, said Peter N. Spotts, science and technology correspondent for
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Infertility Counselors
science Center. Counselors Specializing in infertility. Susan H. McDaniels, Ph.D.Susan H. McDaniels, Ph.D., if a professor or Psychiatry (Psychology) and family
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Extractions: Search: Search Help Women's Health Fertility Home For People Seeking Options Home Case Scenarios Emotional Concerns Finances of Fertility ... Donor Lists For Current Patients Home Taking Care of Yourself Tests Treatments and Procedures ... Forms For Egg and Sperm Donors Home Our Team Home More Information IVF News Susan H. McDaniels, Ph.D., if a professor or Psychiatry (Psychology) and Family Medicine, director of Family Programs, and director of the Wayne Center for Family Research at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. Dr. McDaniels earned her doctorate in clinical psychology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She did her internship at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, and her postdoctoral training in family therapy at the Texas Research Institute for Mental Sciences at the Texas Medical Center in Houston. Dr. McDaniels is a diplomat in Family Psychology from the American Board of Professional Psychology and a fellow of the American Psychological Association. Dr. McDaniels has focused her career on the effect of illness on families, and is a frequent speaker at meetings of both health and mental health professionals. She is co-editor of the journal "Families, Systems, & Health" and is the author of nine books, including one for physicians on how to include families in healthcare and one for mental health professionals on the effects of physical illness on the emotional and family experiences of patients. Throughout her work, Dr. McDaniels has had a special interest in gender issues and illness focusing of such issues as women as caregivers, the challenges of infertility and the new reproductive technologies for women and their partners, and the experience of genetic testing for breast cancer.
Monitor On Psychology MAY 2002
including clinical issues associated with infertility, family problems, grief includesall of the family that is psychology; science, practice, education
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Extractions: Volume 33, No. 5 May 2002 Five candidates run for APA President Dr. Laura H. Barbanel Laura Barbanel, EdD, ABPP, is professor and program head of the graduate program of school psychology at Brooklyn College of the City University of New York. She has also served as deputy dean for Graduate Studies in Education at Brooklyn College. She developed a bilingual/multicultural specialization in school psychology, which serves as a model. She maintains a clinical practice, with expertise including clinical issues associated with infertility, family problems, grief and trauma. She is on the faculty of the Manhattan Institute for Psychoanalysis and an adjunct faculty member of the Derner Institute of Adelphi University. Barbanel is a fellow of APA and a diplomate of the American Board of Professional Psychology in psychoanalysis. Her research interests are in the psychological issues related to immigration. She has taught internationally and organized several international conferences. Leadership: Service in governance includes service in a number of Divisions (16, 29, 39, 42, 45) as well as in the New York State Psychological Association. She has held a number of elected positions in APA, including the Council of Representatives, Finance Committee (associate chair), Policy and Planning Board, and the Board of Educational Affairs. She was on the Task Force on Sexism in Graduate Education in Psychology and liaison to the Task Force on Recruitment of Minorities into Psychology. She spearheaded the Task Force on Early Education and Care and was liaison from the Board of Directors to the Multicultural Guidelines Writing Group and the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards.
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Social science. Voluntary and Involuntary Childless Wives. Journal of Marriage andthe family. Plundered Kitchens and Empty Wombs Fear of infertility in the
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Extractions: Country Activities Documents Training Environment ... Other Activities PRB Websites Prepared by Karen Hardee, POLICY Project, The Futures Group International Biomedical Research What types of clinical trials for infertility treatments are being undertaken in developing countries? What research is being done to study the effects of womens and mens exposure to environmental pollutants on fertility? More specifically, is exposure to endocrine disrupters identified as a source of infertility for both men and women? Are inexpensive treatments recognized and equally available for both female and male factor infertility (such as penicillin for the main STIs gonorrhea and chlamydia)? What research is being done to distinguish the dominant factors of infertility in developing countries? Are there any promising leads in discovering causes for unexplained infertility? What are the biomedical reasons for higher fetal loss and lower fertility of women with HIV+/AIDS? While there is some research in this area, further analyses are needed.

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