Seattle Reproductive Medicine is committed to helping people become parents. With three locations in the greater Seattle-Tacoma area and seven fellowship-trained infertility specialists we are here to help you.
Events
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- Understanding Infertility Test...
Seattle Reproductive Medicine
Tuesday, August 11 at 6:00pm - Infertility 101
Seattle Reproductive Medicine
Tuesday, July 14 at 6:00pm - Infertility Information Seminar
SRM Seattle
Tuesday, March 10 at 6:00pm - Infertility Information Seminar
SRM - Seattle
Tuesday, February 10 at 6:00pm - Understanding Infertility Trea...
SRM
Tuesday, November 11 at 6:00pm
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- SRM Newsletter 7:32am Feb 11
- Fertility Evaluation- What's involved? 10:35am Feb 10
- How long can we wait? 4:26pm Feb 2
Seattle Reproductive Medicine - Fertility
We are currently recruiting for a full time Registered Nurse. To learn more about the position please go to http://www.seattlefertility.com/misc/emp
www.seattlefertility.com
Schedule an Appointment877.777.6002 Our LocationsSeattleBellevueTacoma
Seattle Reproductive Medicine - Fertility Dr. Soules comments on ovarian aging in this month's Women's Health Magazine.
www.womenshealthmag.com
Even if you're not ready to have a baby yet, you should take these steps in pregnancy preparation for when you are.
Time:6:00PM Tuesday, August 11th
Location:Seattle Reproductive Medicine
Seattle Reproductive Medicine - Fertility Dr. Klein and Dr. Soules are both voted Top Doctors in Seattle Metropolitan Magazine.
www.seattlemet.com
Top Doctors 2009 - Our list of 347 of the best doctors based in the Seattle area in 80 specialties, including General Medicine, Internal Medicine, Oncology, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, Surgery, and Alternative Medicine.
Seattle Reproductive Medicine - Fertility Our monthly "Infertility 101" class covers the basics of diagnosing and treating infertility. Classes are kept small to allow plenty of questions.
Meet Dr. Lynn Davis
Time:6:00PM Tuesday, July 14th
Location:Seattle Reproductive Medicine
Seattle Reproductive Medicine - Fertility Dr. Nancy Klein voted Top Doctor in Seattle Magazine's annual Top Doctor issue.
www.seattlemag.com
Other Issues: July 2009December 2007February 2008January 2008July 2007July 2008June 2007June 2008March 2008May 2007May 2008November 2007October 2007September 2007April 2008August 2007June 2009May 2009April ...
Seattle Reproductive Medicine - Fertility Lifestyle and Fertility by Dr. Paul Dudley-SRM's latest newsletter.
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The effect of lifestyle on fertility is not well studied and difficult to estimate. Reports are largely descriptive making solid conclusions problematic without large experimental denominators. ...
Seattle Reproductive Medicine - Fertility SRM Has a new website! www.seattlefertility.com
Seattle Reproductive Medicine - Fertility Win a complete Fertility Evaluation Package from Seattle Reproductive Medicine by attending Resolve of Washington's annual Family Building Conference April 25.
www.resolvewa.org
RESOLVE is a nonprofit organization which provides hope, information, and support to people who are experiencing infertility. We want to be there for you while you resolve your infertility via treatment, adoption, or choosing to live child-free.
Seattle Reproductive Medicine - Fertility Share photos of your success stories here!
Seattle Reproductive Medicine - Fertility is moving the Bellevue office today. Opens Monday!
Seattle Reproductive Medicine - Fertility Overview of diagnosing the cause of infertility and the treatment options available. Meet and ask questions of one of the SRM MD's. This month meet Dr. Angela Thyer. This event is free. Register by calling 206-301-5000.
Time:6:00PM Tuesday, March 10th
Location:SRM Seattle
Seattle Reproductive Medicine - Fertility is helping people become parents!
Seattle Reproductive Medicine - Fertility Dr. Thomas Walsh, study researcher, is available at SRM for consults on all aspects of male fertility.
www.google.com
WASHINGTON (AFP) — Men who are infertile appear to run a greater risk than other males of developing testicular cancer, a new study published this week said.
