Outcomes in, and characteristics of, patients who undergo intrauterine insemination immediately after failed oocyte retrieval.

Objective: To describe the patient and cycle characteristics of women who undergo intrauterine insemination (IUI) immediately after an unsuccessful oocyte retrieval.

Design: Retrospective case series.

Setting: University-affiliated center.

Reproductive and obstetric outcomes in women of racial minorities aged 40 years and older undergoing IVF.

Research Question: Do women of racial minorities aged 40 years or older have similar reproductive and obstetric outcomes as white women undergoing IVF?

Design: A retrospective cohort study conducted at a single academic university-affiliated centre. The study population included women aged 40 years or older undergoing their first IVF cycle with fresh cleavage-stage embryo transfer stratified by racial minority status: minority (black or Asian) versus white. Clinical intrauterine pregnancy and live birth rate were the primary outcomes.

"Age is Just a Number": How Celebrity-Driven Magazines Misrepresent Fertility at Advanced Reproductive Ages.

Recognizing the pervasive impact of popular media on reproductive-aged women, we sought to characterize the depiction of age-related fertility decline in widely consumed media. We performed a quantitative and qualitative analysis of top read print magazines targeting reproductive-aged women. Primary outcome measures include celebrity age at time of pregnancy, content related to assisted reproductive technology (ART) and donor gametes, and mention of risks related to pregnancy at advanced maternal age (AMA).