ASRM Today Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss the dynamic landscape of ballot measures related to reproductive rights, including abortion, IVF, and contraception, across several U.S. states. Jesse and Anna highlight how these measures are citizen-led initiatives that require substantial effort to gather signatures and secure approval. They cover recent developments in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, and other states, emphasizing the significance of voter engagement. The podcast also promotes advocacy efforts, such as radio ads, postcard campaigns, and collaborations with VoteER to encourage civic participation within the healthcare community.

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In this episode of ASRM Today, Tarun Jain, MD joins the discussion to delve into the recently published OHSS guideline by the ASRM Practice Committee. The focus of the episode revolves around the meticulous process of assembling the guideline and the insights gained during its development. The conversation hones in on key aspects of the new guideline, titled "Prevention of moderate and severe ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS)," providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of its critical points. Tune in to gain valuable insights into the prevention of OHSS and the collaborative efforts that went into shaping this important guideline.

OHSS Article Access: Home Page: Fertility and Sterility (fertstert.org)

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Welcome to ASRM Policy Matters, a podcast to inform and empower stakeholders through insight and analysis into reproductive health policy. On this episode we focus our attention on the upcoming Roe vs Wade decision by the Supreme Court of the United States and the potential impact will have on fertility care. The discussion is led by Sean Tipton and Rebecca O'Connor from ASRM Headquarters in Washington, D.C.

Infographic: ASRM Releases Infographics on How You Can Help Protect IVF | ASRM

More Info: Concerned About Roe v Wade: Take Action…There is Something You Can Do Now! Right Now! | ASRM

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On this episode we review some recent recommendations and recaps from ASRM for May 2022!

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IVF Infographics: ASRM Releases Infographics on How You Can Help Protect IVF | ASRM

ASRM Congress Program: 2022-preliminary-program.pdf (asrm.org)

ASRM Congress Registration: Register – ASRM Scientific Congress & Expo (asrmcongress.org)

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In this podcast, we speak with Dr. Sigal Klipstein, who is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology, as well as reproductive endocrinology and infertility, and holds a fellowship in medical ethics. We discuss the recent Ethics Committee opinion on moving innovation to practice, exploring the line between research and innovation and how it can be fraught with ethical issues. The conversation also touches on funding and the challenges of getting certain types of research funded due to federal restrictions, as well as the potential biases that can come with industry funding. This podcast offers a fascinating and thought-provoking exploration of the ethics of innovation in medical research. 

Ethics Committee Document

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Are you interested in the latest coding updates and resources in reproductive clinical science? Look no further than this month's episode of ASRM Today, where we celebrate national Medical Coder Day and talk to the chair of the ASRM coding committee, Dr. Silvina Bocca. Dr. Bocca is a teacher in reproductive clinical science at Eastern Virginia Medical School and shares her journey into the field of reproductive science. She also updates us on the coding committee's ongoing work, including collaborations with the Mental Health Professional Group and proposals for new coding resources. Don't miss out on this informative and insightful episode.  

Coding Webpage: Coding Resources | ASRM

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In this episode, we interview Dr. Jennifer Kawwass and Dr. Katie Cameron about the recent Ethics Committee opinion regarding fertility care during public health crises. Dr. Kawwass, who is the medical director of Emory Reproductive Center and an associate professor of division of reproductive endocrinology and infertility, guest researcher for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and Dr. Cameron, director of third-party reproduction at Johns Hopkins Fertility Center, share insights about the document and how it came about, the role of the government in its development, the role of advocacy moving forward, and more. Listen in for a thoughtful discussion on how reproductive medicine can respond appropriately to public health crises while still providing necessary care to marginalized patient populations. 

Documents: Reproductive and infertility care in times of public health crises: an Ethics Committee opinion (asrm.org)

Ethical Considerations of Assisted Reproductive Technologies | ASRM

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On this episode we review some recent recommendations and recaps from ASRM for April 2022!

Abstract Reviewer : Abstract Review (confex.com)

Volunteers: ASRM Volunteer Application Survey (surveymonkey.com)

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On the book review we talk with editors Julie Chor and Katie Watson about this wonderful new collection of essays. More information on these topics is at www.asrm.org

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