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Mashup Score: 0Telehealth Expands Access for Male Infertility Visits - 4 year(s) ago
More than a third of male infertility visits were with providers other than urologists, one study found, but telehealth options have become a feasible alternative to expand access.
Source: MedscapeCategories: General Medicine News, Latest HeadlinesTweet
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Mashup Score: 0Association of Assisted Reproductive Technologies With Arterial Hypertension During Adolescence - 4 year(s) ago
Background Assisted reproductive technologies (ART) have been shown to induce premature vascular aging in apparently healthy children. In mice, ART-induced premature vascular aging evolves into arterial hypertension. Given the young age of the human ART group, long-term sequelae of ART-induced alterations of the cardiovascular phenotype are unknown. Objectives This study hypothesized that…
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@mirvatalasnag @cardioPCImom @GarimaVSharmaMD @khurramn1 @PenseeWu @DrLaxmiMehta @nataliebello9 @DrKLindley @MelindaDavisMD @MinnowWalsh @DrMarthaGulati @ABCardio1 @DrSheilaSahni @mmamas1973 @TXmommydoc @jackynizard @DrRachelMBond @Hragy @manalalasnag @cardio10s @ErinMichos #ThankYou 4 always 🐝ing positive 4 #learning 1 from another is the 🔑 #Patients pre-#pregnancy should get even “unpopular” old info as ⬇️ 📖 by @unibern team on #ABPM confirmed ⬆️ risk 4 #HTA in 👧🏻&👦 from #ICSI #ART🤰🏻 📖: https://t.co/BPI0MSWTUo 📝: https://t.co/koZ9bflmhr https://t.co/wrlvbnTz12
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Mashup Score: 3
Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews Collapse all Expand all Background GM‐CSF (granulocyte macrophage colony‐stimulating factor) is a growth factor that is used to supplement culture media in an effort to improve clinical outcomes for those undergoing assisted reproduction. It is worth noting that the use of GM‐CSF‐supplemented culture media often adds a further cost to the price…
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Growth factor‐supplemented culture media for women undergoing assisted reproduction https://t.co/YGFeH1r6LL New systematic review from @cochranecfgd includes 5 studies, the data for 3 (1532 participants) were meta‐analysed. #IVF #ICSI https://t.co/79UZLPY1se
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Mashup Score: 0
Review Cochrane Clinical Answers Clinical Answer: For couples undergoing ART, the effect of ultra‐high magnification IMSI compared with ICSI is uncertain for live birth rate, miscarriage, and clinical pregnancy (very low‐certainty evidence). Reviewers found no RCTs assessing congenital anomalies per live birth. Comparisons 1. Ultra‐high (IMSI) versus regular…
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New Cochrane Clinical Answer, for clinicians by a clinician: In #IVF cycles, the effect of ultra‐high magnification IMSI compared with #ICSI is uncertain for live birth, miscarriage, clinical pregnancy. @CochraneLibrary https://t.co/mzOxLd8EnS https://t.co/y432ft1PRo
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Mashup Score: 0Urological Oncology: Prostate Cancer | Journal of Urology - 4 year(s) ago
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Source: www.auajournals.orgCategories: UrologyTweet-
Men fathering through #ICSI or #IVF more likely to have #prostatecancer, but not really clear why. @tanejauro https://t.co/bt6Y8sK3Qq
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Affordable telehealth options for men seeking infertility-related care. https://t.co/JV6ohVxu1X #ICSI #IVF https://t.co/RRnf8iPYuS