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Fertility Health

Can Antibiotics Affect Fertility

By jasmckoy

UNC Fertility’s very own, Dr. Lisa Marii Cookingham was featured in Everyday Health to discuss how antibiotics can affect fertility. “There is some evidence that certain antibiotics can influence reproductive function, but the effects vary widely depending on the medication and the situation,” says Lisa Marii Cookingham, MD, a clinical assistant professor and medical director of… Read more »

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UNC Fertility Announces Expansion Plans and New Partnership with Reproductive Medicine Leader, IVI RMA North America

By uncteam

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – Feb. 11, 2026 – UNC Fertility, one of North Carolina’s leading providers of fertility treatment and care, today announced its plans to expand to accommodate increasing demand from the state’s growing population, and form a new partnership with IVI RMA North America, one of the country’s leading providers of reproductive medicine services…. Read more »

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Research

UNC Fertility Participates in National SREI Fellows Symposium

By jasmckoy

UNC Fertility was proud to participate in this year’s National SREI Fellows Symposium, a premier event bringing together future leaders in reproductive endocrinology and infertility from across the country. Dr. Milroy delivered two impactful presentations: “Private Equity in Healthcare” & “Beyond Academia: How to Create a Successful and Sustainable Career” Reflecting on the experience, Dr…. Read more »

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PCOS, Research

UNC Fertility Enrolling Patients for ReBALANCE Study Focused on PCOS

By jasmckoy

UNC Fertility is enrolling participants for the REBALANCE Study — a clinical trial evaluating a new approach to help women with infertility due to polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), the leading cause of infertility in women. The study is a one-time, outpatient procedure called Ovarian Rebalancing™, designed to help women ovulate. The procedure uses radiofrequency energy… Read more »

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