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INFERTILITY CHALLENGES CAN BE DEVASTATING FOR WOMEN AND MEN.

At Magee-Womens, our scientists are offering hope to some of the toughest infertility cases, even providing options that preserve fertility in children exposed to chemotherapy or other treatments that may affect their future fertility.

We are preserving fertility in kids exposed to chemo.

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I didn’t need someone to tell me I was nice. I didn’t need someone to tell me I was fit. I was all about science: facts, data, discovery. That’s what I wanted in my doctor.

Shelby Holloway

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I have been able to celebrate Mother’s Day for 45 years because of Magee-Womens Hospital, and I thank you every year.

Jennifer Bingham, Grateful Patient

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I never really knew anybody who had cancer. So this was a whole different realm.

Barbara Dreves, Mother of a Young Leukemia Survivor

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Spotlight on: INFERTILITY

CHALLENGES

About 10–15% of couples are infertile.

Premature ovarian failure affects one in 100 women. Symptoms include:

Loss of menstrual cycles
Night sweats
Infertility

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common cause of infertility, affecting one in 10 women. A history of PCOS may increase the risk of:

Gestational diabetes
Preeclampsia
Miscarriages

WHAT MAGEE-WOMENS SCIENTISTS ARE DOING

We are developing technology designed to understand, diagnose, and (in the future) repair the genetic causes of infertility.
We are providing options to preserve fertility in young boys and girls exposed to chemotherapy.
We are tackling the toughest fertility challenges to help more couples who are struggling to conceive.

Clinical Research & Trials

For over two decades, we have dedicated our clinical research studies and clinical trials to improving the health care of women, men, and infants everywhere. Our research would not be possible without the generous participation of many study volunteers.

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