One miscarriage usually has no effect on fertility, but two or more consecutive miscarriages can indicate a fertility issues In a recent Ask a Doctor article, TRM’s Dr. Jessica Scotchie reassures patients that a single miscarriage typically does not impact future fertility. She explains that many women go on to have healthy pregnancies afterward and…

Dr. Scotchie tells the Times Free Press about prosecution risks to physicians with passage of Tennessee’s trigger abortion law.

Dr. Scotchie and Dr. Murray express their concerns with Tennessee’s new trigger law and worry about the law’s impact on patient treatment.

Tennessee’s new abortion law does not apply to IVF, but Dr. Scotchie warns the movement could lead to more challenges for practices down the road.

Dr. Scotchie and Dr. Murray received the Top Doctor Award for being among the best doctors in the country for fertility treatment. Learn more about their achievements.

Healthline interviewed Tennessee Reproductive Medicine’s Dr. Jessica Scoctchie on AMH testing and how it relates to reproductive health.

Dr. Scotchie shared with Theralogix nutrition and lifestyle-related advice for patients preparing for fertility treatment.

Bustle article turns to Tennessee Reproductive Medicine’s Dr. Rink Murray in Chattanooga for expertise on improving fertility.