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Gago Center for Fertility/Gago IVF a fertility clinic and IVF lab is creating patient care packages to support patients on their infertility journey. The package includes guides to supportive services, fertility 101, and a Common Thread bracelet to promote infertility awareness and support in the community. The Common Thread bracelet includes a lotus charm, a symbol of fertility in the Hindu culture. The packages will be handed out during NIAW while supplies last.
“We want patients to know that they are not alone and Gago Center for Fertility is working every day to support them,” said L. April Gago, M.D., owner and director of Gago Center for Fertility.
National Infertility Awareness Week® (NIAW) is a movement that began in 1989. The goal of NIAW is to raise awareness about the disease of infertility and encourage the public to understand their reproductive health.
RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association founded this movement and continues to work with the professional family building community, corporate partners, and the media to:
In 2010 National Infertility Awareness Week became a federally recognized health observance by the Department of Health and Human Services.
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I have enjoyed caring for your family and being a part of your fertility journey. I am retiring from the practice of Reproductive Endocrinology, my last day with Gago Center for Fertility will be on April 21st, 2019.
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