SART / ReproductiveFacts· United States9 min
What Is a Gestational Carrier & Who Needs One?
An introduction to gestational carriers, including situations in which this family-building pathway may be considered.
Antega United States · Learning Videos
Donor Eggs: Fresh or Frozen?
An introduction to considerations around the use of fresh and frozen donor eggs in fertility treatment.
Video from the ReproductiveFacts channel, the patient education service of ASRM and SART. It is an external educational resource, not an Antega partnership.
Ask your clinic what information will be available to a donor-conceived child. There is no national donor register in the United States, and clinic and agency practices on donor anonymity vary.
Key takeaways
- Fresh and frozen donor eggs involve different logistics and costs.
- Clinics report donor-egg outcomes through SART.
- Ask about donor screening and what identifying information is recorded.
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SART / ASRM / ReproductiveFacts· United States4 min
Building Families for All
SART looks at the family-building options available to LGBTQ+ people and single parents by choice.
References
- Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (sart.org)
- American Society for Reproductive Medicine — ReproductiveFacts (reproductivefacts.org)
This video was produced by SART / ReproductiveFacts and is shared for education only. It is not medical advice and does not replace guidance from your own doctor or fertility clinic. Naming an organization does not imply a partnership with Antega.