Single-embryo transfer point—it is the way forward
In vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment in the United States is complicated by a high rate of multiple-gestation pregnancies. In 2014, the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology reported that 23% of women <38 years of age with a pregnancy from their IVF treatment had a twin-gestation pregnancy (1). Although this is an improvement over past years, it remains an unacceptably high rate of twins, considering the medical risks and financial burdens associated with such pregnancies. In this issue of Fertility and Sterility, Mersereau et al.
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Single-embryo transfer point—it is the way forward
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