Oregon Reproductive Medicine
FERTILITY ROAD ARTICLE Looking for Answers After a Failed Transfer Dr. Elizabeth Barbieri of Oregon Reproductive Medicine helps explain the leading causes of failed transfers and miscarriages in IVF treatments. A failed transfer is understandably emotionally difficult time for patients. Multiple failed transfers compound this stress and can be extremely costly as well. When a […]
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ORM Fertility is launching a new electronic patient portal (eIVF) upgrade, with advanced features to keep us better connected to you! Some of the exciting new features include: A downloadable application for your smartphone Quick access to your information & documents Message the ORM Clinical Team Appointment reminders Lab results & more HOW TO ACCESS […]
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Over the past 5 years, we have more information on the potential impact of cell phones and male fertility. Newer studies have attempted to look at what aspects of cell phone usage may be responsible for the changes seen in sperm count, sperm movement, and potential fertility. What We Currently Know about Cell Phone Usage […]
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This week is National Infertility Awareness Week. If you are reading this, you likely already have “awareness” of what it is like to experience fertility challenges. But you may not be aware of what you need to feel better and more empowered as you face this challenge in your life. 6 Ways to Empower Your […]
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Sgarlata to oversee new Integrative Medicine practice at the Portland-based fertility center – PORTLAND, OR (April 14, 2016) – Oregon Reproductive Medicine (ORM) has announced the addition of Carmelo Sgarlata, MD, to the ORM medical team. Dr. Sgarlata is a board-certified reproductive endocrinologist with extensive experience in the fields of in vitro fertilization and integrative medicine. […]
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ORM will follow CDC guidelines and any American Society of Reproductive Medicine guidelines that are released regarding the Zika Virus. March 4 , 2016 by: ASRM Office of Public Affairs Published in ASRM Bulletin Volume 18, Number 13 FDA Issues New Guidance on Zika Virus, Includes Reproductive Tissues The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) this week […]
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