In today's episode, we continue our season-long examination of reproductive justice and reproductive rights—issues that remain at the forefront of clinical care, public policy, and patient advocacy. For our season finale joining me today is Dr. Alison Gee, a reproductive specialist working in Sydney, Australia to give us an international perspective on the impact of the recent ASRM definition of infertility, and other areas of reproductive issues.

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In this episode we continue our season-long discussion on reproductive justice and reproductive rights, this week exploring how landmark Supreme Court cases have shaped access, autonomy and equality across generations. Joining me today is Dena Levy, who walks us through the pivotal court decisions - Roe v. Wade, Planned Parenthood v. Casey and Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization. Together, we examine how these rulings have influenced healthcare, privacy and democracy in America, and what the post-Dobbs world means for the future of reproductive care.

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In this episode we continue our season-long discussion on reproductive justice and reproductive rights, focusing on how emerging technologies are re-shaping the field of reproductive medicine. Joining me today is Dr. Lowell Ku. Together we will explore how innovation intersects with ethics, access and equity--raising new questions about how technology can expand and challenge reproductive freedom.

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In this episode, we continue our season-long exploration of reproductive justice and reproductive rights-this time through an ethical lens. Joining me is Dr. Sigal Klipstein, chair of the ASRM Ethics Committee and a returning guest on the program. Together, we'll discuss the complex moral considerations that influence reproductive medicine, from patient autonomy and access to care, to the broader societal questions that shape ethical decisions making in this field.

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On this episode, we kick off a new season of ASRM Today, a season that will focus on reproductive rights and reproductive justice in reproductive medicine. On this episode, I talk with Jessie Losch from our Washington, D.C. headquarters , who is ASRM Director of Government Affairs, about the current climate and role of advocacy and activism in reproductive medicine.

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This week host Jeffrey Hayes reflects on what was learned this season.

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Did you know some of your patients may have been conceived with donor gametes and that you may have an inaccurate family history from them putting them at risk for inappropriate medical care? This episode covers what every provider needs to know about donor conception, so you can provide safe and effective health care. The Inclusive Family History Project is working to raise awareness, remove stigmas from donor conception and ensure providers have the information they need to provide the right medical care for their patients.

Website: Inclusive Family History — Lori Metz | LCWS, CCMR, BC, TMH

Serena Chen: Twitter, Instagram @DrSerenaHChen; email DrSerenaHChen@gmail.com

Joseph Cody: @joecody5 & @grain_fertility; email joe@grainfertility.com

Lori Metz: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn: @lorimetzlcsw; email lorimetz@ymail.com

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This week we are going back to the movies! In this episode, we discuss with film professor Dr. Joseph Watson the film Never Let Me Go. Our discussion goes into the problems of genetic testing and cloning while also discussing the merits of the film as a prime example of topical science fiction.

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