Research Updates: Fertility Apps: Concerns and Opportunities
Explore the landscape of evidence, and new emerging research, in fertility apps. Additionally we will compare and contrast the aspects of different fertility apps that could be included in patient education and decision-making. Presented by Rebecca Simmons, PhD, MPH, a faculty member in the Department of OBGYN at the University of Utah.
January Grand Rounds: Weight Loss and Lifestyle Changes in Women of Reproductive Age
Dr. Sara Simonsen will discuss weight loss and lifestyle changes in reproductive age women. Review the association between, and literature on obesity and fertility and discuss the impacts of weight loss on fertility in these cases to improve healthcare delivery.
January Teacher Series: Reproductive Physiology: A review of the continuum (Part I)
Download Slides At the conclusion of this activity participants should be able to: Reinforce your knowledge of reproductive physiology leading to a better understanding […]
16th Annual General Meeting and International Conference for RRM
Recordings from IIRRM's AGM and International Conference for RRM held in Dublin and Restorative Reproduction hosted by NeoFertility are now available for purchase. Updates in progesterone, DHEA and the Oestradiol curve, immunological aspects of infertility and reproductive health, treatment of silent endometriosis, an overview of the new Neo app and case studies as well as some surprising discoveries! Fill out the online evaluations for each day to receive up to 12 CME/CPD are available until Sept 27, 2019.
North American Regional Conference For RRM 2019
North American Regional Conference for Restorative Reproductive Medicine Hosted by the International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine Held At Normandy Farm Hotel and Conference Centre Blue […]
Latin American Conference For RRM
This 3 day conference brought together health care professionals from around the world to Santiago, Chile working with the common goal to improve, and discuss research and patient care in the field of Restorative Reproductive Medicine. Hosted by Clinica Universidad de los Andes, and Sponsored by IIRRM the event offered professional development, education, networking and highlights of new research in the RRM field. Available presentations have live Spanish video and audio with a separate recorded audio-English translation.
RRM Bulletin: Vol. 8
Effects of medications on mucus The fertility charts of women using fertility awareness based methods (FABMs) is a wonderful tool for seeing changes in life. Mucus quantity and quality, as well as days of mucus, can be seen to diminish with age, stress, weight loss, and strenuous exercise regimens. Dry cycles, or those with very limited mucus, can make it challenging to find optimal timing for days of fertility, and for lab testing or tracking when to start progesterone or other hormonal supplementation.
