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Info about the CooperSurgical embryo culture oil
You may have heard about the recent recall of an embryo culture oil produced by CooperSurgical due to a possible risk of the oil harming embryo development. We want to reassure our patients that the embryo culture oil we use was not subject to this recall and our patients’ embryos are not at risk. 

We maintain our commitment to providing the highest quality lab environment for our IVF patients. This recall demonstrates that, as with many medical treatments, problems can arise despite a medical practice’s best efforts. While we cannot predict the future, we remain focused on using high quality lab equipment and products to maximize embryo development, safety and success. We can also promise our patients transparency: if anything in the future were to impact embryos in our care, we would communicate directly with our patients to inform and discuss next steps.

If you have any follow-up questions or concerns, please contact us through the patient portal. Sincerely, your TRM team

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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.

On FOX TV, Tennessee Reproductive Medicine’s Dr. Scotchie discusses PCOS awareness, a condition affecting up to 10% of women of reproductive age.

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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.

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