Dr. Santoro Talks Fertility Testing with Glamour
Dr. Santoro spoke with Glamour about fertility testing services being marketed to women as a surefire indicator of reproductive potential.
The Importance of Invidualization in Hormone Therapy, Dr. Santoro Tells All
Denver doctor tells Healio FDA-approved hormone therapy is still the best way to treat menopause symptoms, & encourages women to speak with their doctor.
Editorial by CU’s Dr. Nannette Santoro Published in JAMA
An editorial published in the esteemed Journal of the American Medical Association by CU’s Dr. Nannette Santoro comments on a new study that suggests that diminished ovarian reserve has no bearing on infertility in women.
Single Mom by Choice, Thanks to Sperm Donation
Jessica wasn’t in a committed relationship in her late 30s, but sperm donation and IVF treatment at Advanced Reproductive Medicine allowed her to fulfill her dream of having a child.
Peyton’s Ovarian Torsion Scare
Ovarian torsion was causing Peyton to experience excruciating pain. She and her mom didn’t know there was such a thing as pediatric gynecologists until they desperately needed one.
Head of CDC Once a Proponent of Controversial Anti-Aging Treatment
CU’s Dr. Nannette Santoro was quoted in a recent Forbes article that discusses the the new CDC director’s support of a controversial menopause treatment method.
Planning 20 Years Ago Beats Male Infertility From Cancer Treatment
Twenty years ago it was bone cancer, not kids or male infertility, on Jason’s mind. Today, thanks to fertility preservation and IVF treatment at Advanced Reproductive Medicine, he’s a proud dad.
Severe Birth Complications Are More Common in Older Mothers
Dr. Nannette Santoro spoke to WHTC Real News Now about the age-related risks that mothers who give birth after age 35 are faced with.
Cancer Experts Urge Teens to Get HPV Vaccination
Dr. Nannette Santoro of the University of Colorado OB-GYN division spoke to healthline.com about the HPV vaccine and why all parents should have their child vaccinated: the rewards far outweigh any risks.
Pediatric Cancer Survivor Celebrates Fatherhood
Jason preserved his fertility years ago amidst a battle with childhood cancer. Recently, he used his frozen sperm to have a baby boy with his wife, Emily.