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Working together to promote healthy babies.
The sooner you know you're pregnant, the sooner you can start giving your baby a healthy start. The maker of FIRST RESPONSE® is proud to support March of Dimes1, the leading nonprofit organization for pregnancy and baby health. With chapters nationwide and through its premier event, March for Babies, the March of Dimes helps moms have full-term pregnancies and healthy babies. And if something goes wrong, they offer information and comfort to families. They research the problems that threaten our babies and work on preventing them. For the latest resources and information, visit marchofdimes.com or nacersano.org.
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Working together to help build your family.
RESOLVE2
:The National Infertility Association is the nonprofit organization that since 1974 has been dedicated to providing the compassionate support, advocacy, and education you need when faced with pregnancy challenges. Learn, Connect, Take Charge. Visit their web site at www.resolve.org.
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Working together to provide the latest preconception health information.
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Conceive3
provides information and inspiration for women who are on the journey to parenthood. In print (Conceive Magazine and books, including The Fertility Journal, A Day-by-Day Guide to Getting Pregnant, Fertility Facts: Hundreds of Tips for Getting Pregnant, and Cooking to Conceive: Fertility-Boosting Foods and Recipes to Help You Get Pregnant), online
(www.conceiveonline.com),
and on the air (Conceive's weekly internet radio show, Conceive On-Air), Conceive thoroughly covers the topic of family-building, including preconception health, fertility and infertility, natural conception and fertility treatments, and adoption. Through all available media outlets, Conceive provides accurate, trustworthy and crucial information for women in this exciting stage of their lives.
 The Fertility Journal
This comprehensive and practical guide will help you track your monthly reproductive cycle so you can predict ovulation. It explains what every woman needs to do to prepare for pregnancy, reviews the basic facts of fertility, and is packed with helpful tips on topics such as health, exercise, relationships, sex, and nutrition to increase your chances of conception. Plus, a dedicated section for fertility treatments such as in vitro fertilization will help you understand and take advantage of these technologies, should you decide to. With plenty of room to record your thoughts and feelings at this exciting time in your life, The Fertility Journal is an essential tool for creating a family.
To order, visit: www.Chroniclebooks.com
 Fertility Facts
Fertility Facts is the ultimate compendium of pre-pregnancy advice, essential not only for the one in six couples struggling with fertility challenges, but also for anyone starting a family. This chunky volume offers hundreds of ways, sourced from doctors and the latest research, for women to conceive faster. Each page offers a new and often surprising tip: women should avoid taking ibuprofen, while men looking to increase sperm count should double up on pumpkin seeds! With this highly accessible reference in hand, readers will be one step closer to parenthood. To order, visit www.ChronicleBooks.com
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Cooking to Conceive
Cooking to Conceive -- It's not just a healthy diet that can affect a woman's chances of getting pregnant—certain foods can actually help boost fertility. Now, the nation's #1 fertility magazine offers a full course of recipes specifically designed to help you get pregnant. With surprisingly healthy ingredients like avocado, filet mignon, even dark chocolate, adding calcium, folate, and antioxidants to your diet has never been tastier! Brimming with expert advice and tips, this is the unparalleled resource for any woman preparing to start a family.
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Working together to raise awareness of cancer-related infertility.
Did you know that cancer treatments can cause infertility? Most people don’t, including cancer patients. Fertile Hope4
is a nonprofit organization dedicated to making sure that cancer patients and survivors know their cancer-related fertility risks, and have access to fertility preservation and parenthood after cancer options. Please join our efforts – volunteer, make a donation or use our free Hope Uncorked wine tasting kit to spread the word. Learn more at www.fertilehope.org or www.hopeuncorked.com
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Have questions about getting pregnant? We’re here to help.
Fertility LifeLines™5 is a free, confidential, educational resource that provides customized information and support to people with fertility health concerns. Fertility LifeLines™ is provided by EMD Serono, the leader in fertility health.
For personalized information and support as you manage fertility challenges, visit My Fertility LifeLines™. Learn More
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