March 24, 2020
Open letter to the American public:
Physicians, nurses and our entire medical community are urging all people to stay at home. We are honored to serve and put our lives on the front line to protect and save as many lives as possible. But we need your help.
Physical distancing and staying at home are the key to slowing the spread of 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) to give physicians, nurses and everyone on the front lines a fighting chance at having the equipment, time and resources necessary to take on this immense challenge. Those contracting COVID-19 are your family, friends, and loved ones.
That’s why we’re urging the public to #StayHome as we reach the critical stages of our national response to COVID-19. Of course, those with urgent medical needs, including pregnant women, should seek care as needed. Everyone else should #StayHome.
Millions of you are already leading this effort – and we thank you. You’re still connecting with friends and loved ones through video chats, social media or just over the telephone – proving that meaningful social connections can happen at a safe distance. Millions more must join this effort, which is why we’re calling for all-hands-on-deck to confront this public health battle against COVID-19.
Staying at home in this urgent moment is our best defense to turn the tide against COVID-19. Physicians, nurses and health care workers are staying at work for you. Please stay at home for us.
Your partners in health,
American Hospital Association
American Medical Association
American Nurses Association
Dr. Huang Participates in Study to Increase Precision for Embryo Selection
Fertility, PregnancyAnyone facing infertility will find encouraging news under Reproductive Biomedicine Online‘s May 2021 Hot Topics list.
Dr. Huang helped lead one of the featured studies and the data was gathered from ARCH patients who agreed to participate. It’s a small study — more research is needed — but early clinical findings indicate that artificial intelligence is effective for ranking which embryos have the best chance of leading to a live birth.
These initial findings are especially encouraging for patients who also want PGT-A. Pre-implantation genetic testing combined with the ability to rank-order embryos only increases your chances of having the family you dreamed of.
Read RMBO’s full article here: https://www.rbmojournal.com/article/S1472-6483(21)00101-2/fulltext#%20
Open letter to the American public: COVID-19
UncategorizedMarch 24, 2020
Open letter to the American public:
Physicians, nurses and our entire medical community are urging all people to stay at home. We are honored to serve and put our lives on the front line to protect and save as many lives as possible. But we need your help.
Physical distancing and staying at home are the key to slowing the spread of 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) to give physicians, nurses and everyone on the front lines a fighting chance at having the equipment, time and resources necessary to take on this immense challenge. Those contracting COVID-19 are your family, friends, and loved ones.
That’s why we’re urging the public to #StayHome as we reach the critical stages of our national response to COVID-19. Of course, those with urgent medical needs, including pregnant women, should seek care as needed. Everyone else should #StayHome.
Millions of you are already leading this effort – and we thank you. You’re still connecting with friends and loved ones through video chats, social media or just over the telephone – proving that meaningful social connections can happen at a safe distance. Millions more must join this effort, which is why we’re calling for all-hands-on-deck to confront this public health battle against COVID-19.
Staying at home in this urgent moment is our best defense to turn the tide against COVID-19. Physicians, nurses and health care workers are staying at work for you. Please stay at home for us.
Your partners in health,
American Hospital Association
American Medical Association
American Nurses Association
Severe Risks to Pregnancy: Drinking Alcohol and Smoking Cigarettes
Health, PregnancyAccording to a recent government study, pregnant women who smoke cigarettes and drink alcohol may put their babies at higher odds for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).
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U.S. Surgeon General Issues Warning for Pregnant Women and Teens Smoking or Vaping Marijuana
Fertility, Health, PregnancyThe U.S. Surgeon General recently issued a public warning that “smoking or vaping marijuana is dangerous for pregnant women and their developing babies.” At a news conference, Adams described modern marijuana as, “far more potent than marijuana produced and sold 20 years ago, with levels of T.H.C. increasing to a range of 12 percent to 25 percent from 4 percent back then. No amount of marijuana use during pregnancy or adolescence is safe.”
Dr. Huang and Dr. Arnett earn legacy status as Honolulu Top Doctors five years in a row
UncategorizedDr. Christopher T. Huang and Dr. Christina Arnett are Fellowship trained Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Specialists. Both Dr. Arnett and Dr. Huang have been recognized by their peers for the last 5 years as Honolulu Top Doctors, earning them Legacy Doctors status.
Dr. Christopher Huang has been providing IVF services longer than any other Board Certified Reproductive Endocrinologist and Infertility Specialist in Hawai’i. Dr. Huang, Dr. Christina Arnett, and the ARCH team have over twenty years of infertility experience and are dedicated to pursuing the latest techniques in assisted reproductive technologies.
Come learn more about your options at Advanced Reproductive Center of Hawai’i:
Call us today for your fertility consultation: 808-949-6611 or click here to Schedule an Appointment.
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Fertility, Health, PregnancyAdvanced Reproductive Center of Hawaii’s Medical Director, Christopher T. Huang, M.D. provided patient data for a clinical study that analyzed a new quantitative, non-invasive approach to embryo selection most likely to result in a sustained pregnancy.
ARCH Participates in Key Research to Improve IVF Success for Families
FertilityAdvanced Reproductive Center of Hawaii’s Medical Director, Christopher T. Huang, M.D. provided patient data for a clinical study that analyzed a new quantitative, non-invasive approach to embryo selection most likely to result in a sustained pregnancy.