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TMC Medical Minutes: Infertility

When a couple reaches the time in their relationship when they want to start a family, it can be devastating to find out that one of them may not be able to contribute to conception. Obstetrician and Gynecologist, Dr. Dianne Chambers discusses the options available to couples in this situation.

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