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When the first edition of this book was published in 2013 it was still controversial to many on whether or not true racial differences existed in the delivery of fertility care. Since then, much like the evolution of the acceptance of climate change, it is now generally believed that not only are there differences but that there are real racial and ethnic disparities in access and treatment outcomes.
This second edition of Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Fertility and Assisted Reproduction documents our present understanding of the scope, contributing causes and complexity of potential solutions for closing the racial/ethnic disparity gap in using our most medically advanced assisted reproductive technologies to bring joy to those who wish to become parents. Effort has been directed to developing a better understanding of how and why these disparities occur. An expert assembly of key leaders in the field of reproductive medicine imparts insight and clinical experience to identify and analyze the possible causes of racial disparities infertility outcome. This book is sure to distinguish itself as the definitive reference on racial and ethnic differences in assisted reproduction.
Table des matières
Introduction.- The Disparities in ART (DART) hypothesis of racial and ethnic disparities in access and outcomes of IVF treatment in the US.- Racial and Ethnic Groups in Fertility Research.- Fertility Differences Among Racial/Ethnic groups.- Socioeconomic and Economic Factors in Seeking Fertility Services.- PCOS among Racial and Ethnic Groups.- Racial diversity and uterine Fibroids.- Racial/ethnic disparities in stress as it impacts reproductive outcomes.- Racial Disparities between Black and white access and outcomes to infertility treatment and ART in the US.- Fertility and ART outcome in Hispanic Women.- Reproductive and ART outcome in East Asian Women.- Infertility and ART outcomes in South Asian Couples.- PGT-A Outcomes Across Racial and Ethnic groups.- Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Oocyte Donation (both fresh and frozen).- FET Outcomes Across Racial/Ethnic Groups.- Recurrent Pregnancy Loss across Different Ethnicities.- Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Egg Freezing.- Impact of Insurance on Racial Disparities in ART.- Obesity and Its Impact on Racial/Ethnic Differences in Fertility and ART.- Understanding Racial Disparity in Adverse Pregnancy Outcome.- Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Health Equity.- The Potential Impact of the Dobbs Decision Upon Health Equity in Access and ART Treatment Outcomes in the US.
A propos de l'auteur
Fady I. Sharara,MD
Virginia Center for Reproductive Medicine
Reston, VA
USA
David B. Seifer, MD
Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences
Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility
Yale School of Medicine
New Haven, CT
USA
Résumé
When the first edition of this book was published in 2013 it was still controversial to many on whether or not true racial differences existed in the delivery of fertility care. Since then, much like the evolution of the acceptance of climate change, it is now generally believed that not only are there differences but that there are real racial and ethnic disparities in access and treatment outcomes.
This second edition of Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Fertility and Assisted Reproduction documents our present understanding of the scope, contributing causes and complexity of potential solutions for closing the racial/ethnic disparity gap in using our most medically advanced assisted reproductive technologies to bring joy to those who wish to become parents. Effort has been directed to developing a better understanding of how and why these disparities occur. An expert assembly of key leaders in the field of reproductive medicine imparts insight and clinical experience to identify and analyze the possible causes of racial disparities infertility outcome. This book is sure to distinguish itself as the definitive reference onracial and ethnic differences in assisted reproduction.
