Chattanooga couple Scarlet and Chris Brown stopped by TRM’s offices for the first time since receiving the news that they’d receive a free IVF cycle in 2018. WRCB TV was on the scene to interview them.
This holiday season, TRM is giving away a free cycle of in vitro fertilization (IVF) to one lucky individual or couple in need of treatment.
In an interview on FOX’s Good Morning Chattanooga, Dr. Scotchie discusses polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a common condition that affects up to 10 percent of women of reproductive age.
Dr. Murray was recently featured in a MedPage Today video blog about the power of social media to convey honesty and empathy.
March is Endometriosis Awareness Month. Dr. Scotchie appeared on FOX’s Good Morning Chattanooga to discuss endometriosis and endometriosis infertility.
Dr. Scotchie and her dancing partner Kyle Barels joined the Good Morning Chattanooga crew to discuss the Kidney Foundation of Greater Chattanooga and share a dance routine.
September is PCOS Awareness Month. In an interview on Good Morning Chattanooga, Dr. Murray shares his expertise on the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment, of this condition that is not often talked about.
Dr. Rink Murray of Tennessee Reproductive Medicine tells women in the United States not to delay having a baby because of fears of birth defects in their child should the mother get the Zika virus.
“There is a deep and incredible pain that often accompanies infertility. But remember that there are an immense number of resources, friends, and medical professionals ready and willing to walk alongside you through that pain and onto the path of hope.”
Fortunately, the majority of our patients conceive in their first IVF cycle. But if they don’t, in general, the first three IVF cycles have roughly the same success rates.