This study has some reassuring findings about the absence of an increased risk of developmental delays in children conceived through the use of IVF when compared with children who were naturally conceived by fertile couples. Most interesting to me is that this was only the case when they considered singleton births. It is always difficult… read more

    Very interesting study. The findings can bring hope to many couples, or be a reminder of how long and costly the road to having a baby can be. Time, money and heartache will always have a limit that is different for each couple. It is so important to have a health care provider… read more

Dr. Londra takes part in The Sixth Ovarian Club International Congress Held in Barcelona     Drawing on expertise from around the world, the Ovarian Club VI Meeting was a unique gathering of scientists, clinicians and embryologists who have a common interest in how oocytes, early embryos and the implantation process itself derive energy for… read more

Dr. Laura Londra presented new infertility research at ASRM This year’s Annual Meeting of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) was held in Baltimore, Maryland. Dr Laura Londra, MD, FACOG, a fertility specialist at Ohio Reproductive Medicine, presented her latest research, which looked at differences in pregnancy outcomes after in vitro fertilization according to… read more

OHIO REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE  Information for Patients   Is body weight associated with the ability to get pregnant? The relationship of obesity with an increased risk for many health problems is well known, but to what extent is an excess of body fat in the way of having not only a pregnancy, but a healthy pregnancy… read more