DECREASING TWIN PREGNANCIES
The last 30 years have seen a dramatic increase in the incidence of twin and triplet pregnancies in the United States. Fertility doctors have been largely responsible. 1 in every 30 infants born in 2009 was a twin; double that of 30 years ago. The serious risks of triplet pregnancies are generally well understood. Most people, however, believe that twins do great. Surprisingly, 25% of twins require neonatal intensive care hospitalization, and the risk of cerebral palsy and even death are higher for twins compared to a single baby. RMA is committed to decreasing the likelihood of twin pregnancies. A simple strategy is
Top 3 Benefits of Choosing Single Embryo Transfer Over Double in IVF
There’s been a lot of press the past few weeks about single embryo transfer. Single embryo transfer is not anything new. Europeans have been advocating single embryo transfer for almost a decade. In The USA, around 10% of IVF cycles utilize single embryo transfer. Single Embryo Transfer Vs. Double Embryo Transfer My OB colleagues who deliver babies would agree that the biggest complication that arises after infertility treatment is a result of twin pregnancy. Twins have become so commonplace that we no longer turn our heads when seeing a stroller with twins in the grocery store or the shopping mall. It is true

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