COVID-19 vaccine doesn't affect IVF success rates - Israeli study Sheba Medical Center researchers ultimately found no difference in the rate of pregnancy between the vaccinated and unvaccinated test groups. The mRNA coronavirus vaccines have no negative effect on frozen-thawed embryo transfer,...
To Our Valued Patients, Mount Sinai Fertility will be reducing services over the holiday period at all of our locations. Please see below for site specific closures and how this may affect you. Downtown - 250 Dundas St W. This location will be...
IUI Funding is still available and we have removed any restrictions (number of funded attempts per year/needing to pause between cycles). This means a patient may do as many funded IUI cycles as deemed appropriate by their care provider consecutively...
Effective immediately: Each person using partner sperm will now have up to 3 funded IUI cycles per year, and those using donor sperm will have up to 5 funded cycles/year. Mount Sinai Fertility will also not require any month off between cycles, which means patients can do back to...
COVID-19 vaccines do not affect fertility There have been a number of stories suggesting that the COVID-19 vaccine can cause irregular menstrual cycles or affect fertility. These stories are not accurate. The Society of Obstetrician and Gynecologists of Canada(SOGC) released this statement: “There...
Update on COVID-19 vaccines in pregnancy and pregnancy planning: A recent study published in the New England Journal of Medicine of over 35,000 pregnant individuals who received the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine did not find a higher chance of pregnancy complications compared...
Click here for the Society or Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada Statement on the COVID-19 vaccines Sinai Health COVID-19 Information and Resources During the COVID-19 pandemic, our priority is to ensure the safety and well-being of our patients and our people. Learn...
Mount Sinai Fertility recognizes Canadian Infertility Awarenesss Week (CIAW) April 18-24th. We know that many people experience infertility and that this impacts their lives every day of the year. Infertility doesn't discriminate and affects people of across all races, religions, sexuality, and economic backgrounds....
Please see the attached for guiding principles from the Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society regarding COVID-19 vaccinations. CFAS_COVID-19_Vaccine_Build_Final_April2021_Final_EN ...
Ontario has recently announced that pregnant people will have access to the COVID-19 vaccine in Phase 2 which will run from April to July. Pregnancy is considered an at-risk group as pregnant people who develop COVID-19 have higher rates of...