A Joint Conference for Restorative Reproductive Medicine (RRM)
September 29-30 2023, Minneapolis.
What a Success! Thank you to all speakers, abstract presenters, volunteers, and all attendees for making this conference possible.
FACTS wants to ensure women and couples everywhere have access to fertility awareness education and restorative reproductive medical services.
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“Less acculturated Hispanic women and those with a lower level of education were more interested in using NFP to avoid pregnancy.”
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“The combination of low-dose spironolactone and metformin resulted in significant improvements in glucose and insulin sensitivity markers compared to either drug alone.”
FACTS Teacher Series: Phil Boyle, MD
“Our teacher series continues with Dr. Phil Boyle, a family physician from Ireland and developer of NeoFertility. His experience incorporating restorative reproductive medicine into his fertility clinic in Dublin, Ireland, enriches our elective case studies and enhances educational opportunities for our students.”