Elective single embryo transfer in women less than age 38 years reduces multiple birth rates, but not live birth rates, in United States fertility clinics

Overview of attention for article published in Fertility & Sterility, July 2016

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Single embryo transfer best for IVF. https://t.co/qcTfX1Xblw Therefore no arguments for not using mild stimulation: https://t.co/2Fft5u1VDU

Here's the link to the Fert & Ster article: https://t.co/pDu7BM755j

Good news - single embryo transfer IVF seems to have similar pregnancy rates to multiple embryo transfers! https://t.co/4pbuJYFuWP

Elective single embryo transfer in women < age 38 reduces multiple birth rates, but not live birth rates. #eSET #IVF https://t.co/ONsImw9wJI

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