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Joep Geraedts, Karen Sermon, Willem Verpoest and their 29 collaborators in ESTEEM provide the evidence that preimplantation genetic testing for aneuploidy (by comprehensive chromosome screening of the first and second polar body to select euploid embryos for transfer) does not substantially increase the live birth rate following ICSI in women aged 36 to 40 years.
Is physical activity associated with incident early menopause?
This cohort study has received attention following a press release. Read the article that finds physical activity is not associated with early menopause.
Does chemotherapy exposure or primary diagnosis affect spermatogonial quantity in human prepubertal testicular tissue?
Spermatogonial quantity is significantly reduced in testes of prepubertal boys treated with alkylating agent therapies or with hydroxyurea for sickle cell disease.
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