Do we need a more wholistic approach on counseling on egg freezing? When facts alone are not enough

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Do we need a more wholistic approach on counseling on egg freezing? When facts alone are not enough

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Do we need a more wholistic approach on counseling on egg freezing? When facts alone are not enough

The lifting of the experimental label on oocyte cryopreservation/egg freezing by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine in 2012 intensified the relevance of egg freezing to our discussions about reproductive planning and reproductive autonomy. Research shows that women who desire to bear chi…

VOLUME 115, ISSUE 3, P601-602, MARCH 01, 2021

Author:

Deborah Ikhena-Abel, M.D., M.S.

Abstract:

Reflections on "Psychosocial determinants of women’s intentions and willingness to freeze their eggs" by Caughey et al.

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