Chair of the ASRM Ethics Committee
Dr Sigal Klipstein is a graduate of the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine. She is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology as well as reproductive endocrinology and infertility. She holds fellowships in infertility and medical ethics from Harvard Medical School. She is the current chair of the ASRM Ethics Committee and previously chaired the ACOG Committee on Ethics. She has published widely on the ethics of infertility and emerging reproductive technologies. She is a practicing physician at InVia Fertility Specialists and an assistant professor at the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine.
Despite the pain and confusion it has caused many IVF patients in Alabama, the Alabama Supreme Court's ruling that embryos had personhood, has forced many politicians and legislators in the USA to confront the impact of making reproductive care a political football…
The American Society for Reproductive Medicine's decision to expand its definition of infertility to be inclusive of a larger group of individuals and couples seeking to build families, irrespective of sexual orientation or relationship status, aims to maximise both inclusion and access to care…
In both the United States and Europe, over one third of pregnancies are unintended, according to the New England Journal of Medicine...
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