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August 31, 2009Canadian Medical Association JournalOpen Access

In vitro fertilization: A private matter becomes public

Renda Bouzayen Laura Eggertson

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For infertile couples, the cost of becoming pregnant is largely a private matter in most of Canada. However, the cost of treating complications from multiple births that often occur following advanced fertility treatments is a public one. This paradox is at the heart of the reason why we believe

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