Fertility specialist Cindy Duke and reproductive urologist Sriram Eleswarapu join us to debunk 19 myths about getting pregnant. They talk about how IVF isn’t guaranteed…
(VIDEO) Science Insider: Fertility Experts Debunk 19 Fertility Myths
Fertility specialist Cindy Duke and reproductive urologist Sriram Eleswarapu join Science Insider on Youtube to debunk 19 myths about getting pregnant. They talk about how…
CHANNEL 4 NEWS: We need to talk about Clubhouse
Dr. Cindy is featured on the the UK’s premier in-depth nightly news programme, Channel 4 News. She discussed a report about the disinformation on Clubhouse…
(VIDEO) Covid variant: What happens when coronavirus mutates?
Surge testing is being used in parts of the UK to help control the spread of new Brazil and South Africa variants. The Kent variant…
VIDEO: COVID19 Vaccines – Dr Cindy Duke answers questions on use in Pregnant, Breastfeeding & TTC Women
Covid19 vaccines roll out began in mid December 2020, with the Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines as the first widely available shots. However these vaccines use…
Black doctors are being targeted on Clubhouse after trying to educate people about the COVID-19 vaccine
As doctors have taken to Clubhouse to dispel misinformation about the coronavirus vaccine, they’ve been met with criticism and bullying.
Many Cancer Center Websites Lack Information on Fertility Preservation in Men
Forty percent of National Cancer Institute (NCI)-Designated Cancer Center websites do not discuss options for fertility preservation in men with cancer.
Egg Freezing: What you need to know feat Dr. Cindy Duke (Fertility Doctor)
In this episode, Dr. Cindy Duke (Fertility Doctor) and Dr. Cara Quant had an honest and informative conversation around egg freezing. She answers questions like:…
Yale Cancer Center Answers: WPNR Connecticut Public Radio
In this episode, you will hear a conversation about fertility preservation and cancer with Dr. Cindy Duke and Dr. Ryan Martin. Dr. Duke is clinical…
What If Women’s Exams Weren’t Awful?
A team of women in San Francisco are redesigning the pelvic exam experience with patients’ physical and emotional needs in mind.