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Extend Fertility research concludes GnRH-agonist trigger is an effective option for normal- and low-responding egg freezing patients

Some of our latest research: a study determining the effectiveness of different types of “trigger” medications for normal and low responders (women who produce normal or low numbers of eggs in response to fertility medications). This is the first study to examine how GnRH-agonist triggers work for women doing egg freezing.

New Extend Fertility research analyzes estimated success rates after 1 or 2 cycles of egg freezing
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What working women really want, according to research
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What your AMH level really means
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New research on why women consider freezing their eggs—and what prevents them from pursuing it
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Introducing the Center for Fertility Research and Education

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