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In America, poverty is linked to shorter lifespans. The wealthiest 1% of Americans live more than a decade longer than the poorest 1%, and the longevity gap has expanded in recent years. The medical community is increasingly examining the role that poverty and difficult social ci ...  Show more

The average cost of having a baby in the United States is $11,000 for people on private health insurance. But the price tag can vary by tens of thousands of dollars, depending on what hospital you go to and what doctor you see. And high-price medical care isn’t necessarily better ...  Show more

This week's episode Kenzie sits down with fertility doctor, Dr Bayer of CCRM to chat all things fertility health. They're going in depth on egg freezing, fertility health, the reality of pregnancy, IVF & CCRM. Enjoy! 

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Join us in this powerful episode as we sit down with Dr. Natalie Crawford, a double board-certified OB/GYN and reproductive endocrinologist. We explore her personal journey with recurrent pregnancy loss, the rising rates of infertility, and the impact of inflammation, toxins, and ...  Show more

<div>There are so many misconceptions about genetic screening. Unfortunately, this leads people to make uninformed decisions about testing, and it results in people just not doing enough of it. This is why I invited a fertility expert who has dedicated a lot of her research life ...  Show more

Christine Hur, MD, a senior Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility fellow at Cleveland Clinic, joins this episode of Ob/Gyn Time to help kick off our first season on fertility. Dr. Hur explains the basic definition of infertility, when to seek help from a doctor and the prima ...  Show more