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Experiencing difficulty conceiving?
New Hope Fertility Center, a leading clinic in the field of in vitro
fertilization (IVF), in collaboration with the center for Reproductive Medicine at the
University of Amsterdam,
is conducting a research study comparing different IVF protocols.
The study has been approved and is being monitored by the Human Research Review Committee of the
New York Downtown Hospital.
It is the first IVF clinical trial to offer patients assisted reproduction treatment with cost included: all medical consulting, blood tests, ultrasound monitoring, IVF procedures and IVF-related medications will be covered by the Study.
The researchers hope to attract a broadly representative group of infertile patients and couples.
The trial is designed to compare conventional IVF protocol and minimal-stimulation IVF protocols ( Mini IVF™), in terms of
pregnancy rates and treatment costs. Additionally, the study will seek to determine which of the two methods is
more patient-friendly by comparing the psychological impact of these two types of IVF treatments, as well as the
side effects of medications required by the respective protocols.
We are enrolling woman between the ages of 18 and 38, who have experienced difficulty conceiving for more than 12 months
with no previous IVF attempts.
Candidates are responsible for the cost of the required pre-screening testing.
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