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Smartphone-based System Automates Semen Sample Analysis
Fertility researchers have created an inexpensive, smartphone-based automated system for investigating male factor infertility.
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Marijuana Smoking Linked to Higher Sperm Concentration, Count
Marijuana smoking appears to have a positive effect on spermatogenesis and other aspects of testicular function, according to researchers from the EARTH Study.
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The EARTH Study: Examining the Impact of Environment, Diet and Lifestyle on Human Reproduction
The EARTH Study is the largest of its kind, investigating the impact of more than 50 biomarkers on reproductive health through almost 20 years of continuous NIH funding.
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Can a Smartphone App for Male Infertility Improve Fertility Care?
A smartphone app that conducts automated image analysis of sperm is poised to deliver accurate results, expand access to care and improve male infertility care.
Male Infertility Contributors
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Charles Bormann, PhD
Director of the Vincent Embrology Laboratory, Massachusetts General Hospital
Recent Article
Single-Step Blastocyst Warming Validated, Saves Time Without Compromising Outcomes -
Irene C. Souter, MD
Director, Preimplantation Genetic Diagnostics Program, Physician, Fertility Center
Recent Article
New Personalized Tool Predicts Pregnancy After Ovulation Induction or Controlled Ovarian Stimulation
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Irene Dimitriadis, MD
Reproductive Endocrinology Fellow, Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, Massachusetts General Hospital
Recent Article
Can a Smartphone App for Male Infertility Improve Fertility Care?
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John Petrozza, MD
Chief, Division of Reproductive Medicine and IVF, Director, Massachusetts General Fertility Center, Co-director, Integrated Fibroid Program
Recent Article
Exploring Advances in Fertility Research and Access to Care
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Russ Hauser, MD
Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, Harvard Medical School
Recent Article
Exposure to Nitrogen Dioxide Increases Risk of Pregnancy Loss
Obstetrics & Gynecology Care at Mass General
The Mass General Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology offers the highest level of care to women. Our clinical and research team is a leader in advancing treatments for gynecologic cancers, menopause, high-risk obstetrics, infertility and urogynecology.