Sentence examples for fertility services from inspiring English sources

Disabled veterans won a big, unexpected victory today: the Senate passed Senator Patty Murray's bill to expand fertility services, including in-vitro fertilization, at the Veterans Affairs Department.

The most significant change involves access to in vitro fertilization — though the Veterans Affairs Department now offers some fertility services, like counseling, testing and a form of artificial insemination, it does not allow IVF, which can cost patients many thousands of dollars from private providers.

The clinic is the first of its kind – focusing only on egg freezing and not offering any other fertility services and treatments such as in vitro fertilization.

The Defense Department already provides IVF and other fertility services to active-duty service members who are wounded in combat.

Cost is usually cited as the reason for reducing fertility services, but the price of an individual IVF cycle to the NHS is far from clear.

Would Ashley prefer that Labour's legacy should endure, thereby ensuring that profits from treatments, such as fertility services, go straight into the pockets of private healthcare companies?

Faster Fertility Service The National Institutes of Health is financing a new program, the Oncofertility Consortium, to help cancer patients concerned about preserving their fertility.

Most reported discussing the impact of treatment on fertility with patients, but only 38% reported routinely providing patients with written information, and 1/3 reported they did not usually refer patients who had questions about fertility to a specialist fertility service.

There are a number of startups offering fertility monitoring services for couples seeking to get pregnant, such as DuoFertility, which also involves using a thermometer to monitor the woman's body temperature, or the Max Levchin backed Glow app, or big data capture plays like Ovuline and Celmatix.

Perhaps not surprisingly, the first recommendation set forth by the CAHR was that a "regulatory body should be established by an Act of the Oireachtas to regulate [assisted fertility] services in Ireland".

Using the Tanzania HIV/AIDS and Malaria Indicator Survey (2011 2012) data, the study strives to estimate child mortality and studying the determinants of child loss in relation to some selected socioeconomic, bio-demographic, maternal fertility, and service delivery variables.