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Infertility & Environmental Impact on Reproductive Health with Dr. Irene Souter

Wednesday 3rd March 2021

Dr. Irene Souter explores infertility, reproductive options, and environmental impacts on fertility in 'Charged: Stories from the Women Leading Health Care'.
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Charged: Stories from the Women Leading Health Care
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Dr. Irene Souter on Infertility: Navigating Environmental and Lifestyle Factors

For me, failure is not an option, and I got that advice from my father.
Infertility affects more people than you'd think, yet it's often shrouded in silence. Dr. Irene Souter has made it her mission to break that silence and help couples navigate their path to parenthood. In this episode of 'Charged: Stories from the Women Leading Health Care', Dr. Souter dives into the options available for healthy pregnancies, including third-party reproduction and gamete donation.
But that's not all—she also shares insights from a groundbreaking 20-year study on how environmental, nutritional, and lifestyle factors impact fertility. Dr. Souter's approach isn't just about medical solutions; it's about understanding the broader context that affects reproductive health. She also touches on the evolving societal beliefs about fertility and the importance of patient education and advocacy. Her mantra? 'For me, failure is not an option, and I got that advice from my father'.
This episode offers a blend of scientific knowledge and heartfelt advice, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in reproductive health.