ASRM Today Podcast

In this episode of ASRM Today, host Jeffrey Hayes discusses inequities in fertility care, particularly for Black women, with guests Lasha Clarke, Gloria Richard-Davis, and Michael Thomas. They explore barriers faced by Black women, including provider bias and delayed referrals, and introduce a new e-learning module aimed at supporting equitable fertility care. The conversation highlights the need for culturally responsive care and comprehensive reproductive health education. The project is supported by ASRM, Ferring, and Engaged MD.

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In this ASRM Today podcast episode, host Jeffrey Hayes reflects on the theme of Season 2, "equity, access, and innovation," in reproductive medicine. The season explores these ideas through personal, political, and cultural lenses, including an analysis of pop culture’s influence and discussions from the ASRM 2024 Congress. Hayes emphasizes the value of ongoing innovation, personal growth, and collaboration in advancing reproductive health.

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In this episode of ASRM Today, Jeffrey Hayes previews three key sessions from ASRM 2024 in Denver. Julia Woodward discusses the importance of integrating mental health professionals into fertility care. Ryan Flannigan explores advances in male infertility research, focusing on epigenetics and the gut microbiome. Maria Rodriguez highlights policy solutions for equitable contraceptive access, emphasizing the role of social determinants in reproductive health. The episode invites listeners to learn more about the upcoming ASRM 2024 events and encourages participation in the discussions.

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This episode of the ASRM Today podcast offers a preview of the ASRM 2024 Congress in Denver, Colorado. Jeffrey Hayes introduces guests Jamie Feingold and Jessica Medvedich, who discuss postgraduate courses available during the congress. Feingold highlights a course for new nurses in reproductive endocrinology, emphasizing the need for comprehensive education in fertility care. Medvedich describes a course focused on innovation and increasing access to reproductive care, addressing the challenges of integrating medical and business aspects in healthcare practices.

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In this episode, we discuss Giving Day at the 2023 Congress in New Orleans. ASRM's third annual Giving Day coincided with the Advocacy is Everywhere Campaign, and raised funds for ASRM's Advocacy in Action Fund. The community came together to celebrate their accomplishments, spread the word of their good work, and make a difference during this event.

Giving Day is your opportunity to support the ADVOCACY IN ACTION FUND.

Link to donate: ASRM (givesmart.com)