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Skooled Podcast — Episode 35 — Eggology: Freeze Your Eggs In Your 20’s and 30’s (Part 2). A podcast for young adults still learning how to ‘do life.’ The increasingly popular egg freezing phenomenon is redefining the meaning of family planning by giving more women the freedom to decide when to have children. However, many women don’t realize…
Skooled Podcast — Episode 34 — Eggology: Freeze Your Eggs In Your 20’s and 30’s (Part 1). A podcast for young adults still learning how to ‘do life.’ With more young women choosing to prioritize their careers before having a family, many more women are also choosing to freeze their eggs as the likelihood of…
I came out of the holiday season and into the new year with guns blazing, expectations as high as my heels, but my head still in holidaze. I was finally ready to move on from the dating relationship I was “half-in” for the last eight months. It was time. My friends were tired of telling…
Al Arabiya News — Special Mission — The Problem of Reproduction In the modern life fast pace and the interest of women in work and study and increase the scientific ambition and the pressures of life on them all made the issue of marriage and reproduction a real dilemma, especially with age, and most of…
On the record coldest day since 1985, Chicago was in the middle of a polar vortex with -50F or -45C degree weather, so it seemed only fitting that I would be on-air at WGN Radio talking with Patti Vasquez about egg freezing and fertility. Talking about fertility topics in my world are about as commonplace…
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) & It’s Relationship to Metabolic Risk Factors (Obesity, Diabetes, Hair growth and more): Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a health condition that affects 1 in 10 women of childbearing age. Women with PCOS have a hormonal imbalance and metabolism problems that may lead to obesity, cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, infertility,…
By Natalie Gil With the average age of first-time motherhood on the rise in many countries (in the UK it’s currently 28.7 years old), companies are dreaming up increasingly inventive ways to entice women into freezing their eggs to postpone motherhood and gain some control over their so-called “biological clock”. Along with apps, pop-up shops and Instagrammable mobile vans, stories…
American Sociological Review — Time, Anticipation, and the Life Course: Egg Freezing as Temporarily Disentangling Romance and Reproduction Corresponding Author: Eliza Brown, New York University, 295 Lafayette Street, Fourth Floor, New York, NY 10012 Email: [email protected] 796807ASRXXX10.1177 / 0003122418796807 American Sociological Review. Brown and Patrick. 2018. New York University. Co-authors have equal authorship and…