What Is Genetic Testing?
Genetic testing is the best source of advanced information about potential congenital disorders or infant health issues. You can get embryos tested during the IVF process to increase your chances of a healthy child.
Dr. Susan Wolf Featured on Facebook Live Series Making the Rounds
(American Council on Science and Health) – Our own Dr. Susan Wolf was a recent guest on the Facebook Live video streaming series Making the Rounds.
Dr. Wolf’s primary areas of expertise are infertility and menopause, and she responded to questions on those subjects. She reminded listeners about the importance of moderation in diet and exercise. She also shared factors that can impair fertility as well as offered helpful tips for getting pregnant. Infertility trends were also a topic as well as decision-making about hormone replacement therapy during menopause.
This episode was in conjunction with Breast Cancer Awareness month and Dr. Wolf, a breast cancer and melanoma survivor, spoke about being a proud survivor in a family with breast cancer history. You can find the full article here.
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