Overview of Fertility Preservation at UNC

UNC's Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility clinic is a nationally renowned program, providing a full range of evaluation and treatment options. For more information about our general infertility clinic, please see our website (www.UNCfertility.org).

UNC's Fertility Preservation Program is designed to provide state-of-the-art options for reproductive-aged men or women who are about to begin treatments that may threaten their chance for future child-bearing.

We are proud to be a preferred provider with Fertile Hope, a national, nonprofit organization dedicated to providing reproductive information, support and financial support to cancer patients and survivors whose medical treatments present the risk of infertility.  Through this association, we are providing Fertility Preservation treatments and medications at a discount for qualifying men and women.

In addition. UNC's Fertility Preservation Program is one of a handful of academic centers around the country in the National Physician's Cooperative, which is a national, interdisciplinary initiative designed to explore the reproductive future of cancer survivors through basic science and translational research.

In the News

	Radio In Vivo, a local North Carolina health radio show, recently had a 1 hour feature about UNC's Fertility Preservation Program.  Click here to listen and learn more about the program.
	Gena Wright of Knightdale discusses how UNC Fertility Preservation has given her husband and her the possibility of adding to their family in the future. View the story
	Kristin Gainey of Raleigh tells of her experience with UNC Fertility Preservation and how the doctors there were able to preserve a number of her eggs-and the prospect of having a family. View the story
	The UNC Fertility Preservation Program was recently spot-lighted on WRAL TV.  Click here to see or read the story.
	A recent New York Times story about Fertility Preservation mentions the UNC program