China is trying urgently to address its declining population. One idea is to subsidize assisted fertility procedures, which are often a last resort for couples and out of reach for many.
Category: Pregnancy and Childbirth
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I.V.F. Offers Hope in China, Even to the Government
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War and Motherhood Sidelined Ukraine’s Elina Svitolina. She’s Ready to Return.
The New York Times – Sports:Rather than struggling to compete on the WTA Tour most of 2022, the tennis star focused on her new daughter and raising money to help her fellow Ukrainians.
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Naomi Osaka Announces She Is Pregnant and Won’t Play in 2023
The New York Times – Sports:The tennis star, who withdrew from the Australian Open this week, posted a photo of an ultrasound on Instagram.
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December Birthdays: A Curse, or an Unexpected Blessing?
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:It’s hard to have your special day in a month of special days. December babies have one request: Make an effort.
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7 Women on Egg Freezing: Hope, Regret, Uncertainty
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:Ten years have passed since the procedure’s “experimental” label was lifted. The Times heard from hundreds of patients about their experiences.
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The Internet Still Thinks I’m Pregnant
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:When Amy Pittman had a miscarriage, she grieved her loss — and tried to move on. But the internet wouldn’t let her.
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OB-GYN Residency Programs Face Tough Choice on Abortion Training
The New York Times – Business:Many residency programs for obstetricians and gynecologists are in a risky position, caught between state abortion bans and accreditation requirements.
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Biden Administration to Offer Plan to Get Addiction-Fighting Medicine to Pregnant Women
The New York Times – Business:Pregnant women are more likely to die of a drug overdose than the average woman of childbearing age, but less likely to be accepted for medication-based treatment.
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FDA Panel Recommends Pulling Preterm Birth Drug From the Market
The New York Times – Business:The agency has weighed years of study that showed the treatment given accelerated approval 11 years ago was not effective.