Links

The parent body for healthcare workers involved in treating infertility. There are many excellent resources for patients available here.

A good site for general fertility information, resources, and chat.

The national infertility advocacy group which also has chapters in most states. Excellent patient information is available here.

This is mostly technical data, but there are a few good links on Assisted Reproductive Technologies and tubal factor infertility.

Contains many excellent resources and links for couples dealing with infertility.

This is a network for healthcare providers and patients alike and is updated regularly with timely news and information.

Use the information listed to determine if your physician is board certified in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, not General Obstetrics and Gynecology. Obviously, a subspecialty board certified specialist is highly recommended.

IVF Pregnancy rates for all reporting programs are listed here by state. Please see listing under "University of Tennessee Fertility Center" for relevant statistics. Our success rates have improved even further since then! Compare them to other programs in the state and the southeast. Check to see if the program you're considering has reported! In general, large programs can easily afford to report their statistics, and if they do not, one should be very careful about having this complex and expensive procedure performed at such a center.

Christian Support for Infertility Challenges

Christian Support for Men

Christian Support for Those Facing Infertility or Pregnancy Loss

Christian Support for women facing infertility, pregnancy loss, or secondary infertility

This site allows couple to identify the powerful interactions between one's mind and body, and what can be done if psychological factors are playing a role in your fertility or fertility care

Resource Directory

Raising awareness for disease prevention and better health

Embryo Donation