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We heard you! The ASRM Coding Committee reorganized and updated the ASRM Coding Corner. Here you can find a repository of coding questions submitted by our members across the US and answered by experts on the ASRM Coding Committee.
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Are you a member with a passion for ASRM's mission? Are you committed to the field of reproductive medicine? Do you enjoy learning new things and meeting new people? Do you want to make a contribution?
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ASRM has named a new Director of Fundraising and Development, Brynne MacCann. Brynne will support all our current donors’ needs while also raising additional funding to support the important work and mission of ASRM. Brynne is committed to delivering an exceptional experience to YOU, our donors. She will work with you to make sure your vision and goals are met through your support and contributions to ASRM.
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Nominations for ASRM Awards close on June 4, 2021.
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It is with sincere sadness that ASRM has learned of the passing of Dr. Charles Hammond on February 1, 2021. A Past President of ASRM (1985) and giant in the field of reproductive medicine, Dr. Hammond leaves a legacy.
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This patient education seminar on recurrent miscarriage is part of a series of 3 one hour seminars provided through the Stanford Health Library. Future topics include clinical research in fertility and pregnancy loss, and emotional aspects and support through recurrent pregnancy loss.
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ASRM's Career Center has a brand new Career Planning Portal which transforms your experience from a transactional website to a dynamic, interactive resource available to you for researching, developing and planning your career for years to come.
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Join ASRM and RESOLVE for one day where we come together with the fertility care community, both professionals and patients, to educate Members of Congress about issues and legislation important to our community, including access to care.
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As of January 9, 2021, there are no data about the impact of the COVID-19 vaccine on male or female fertility.
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The American Medical Association (AMA) has published an update to the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT®) code set that includes new vaccine-specific codes to report immunizations for the new coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2.
