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In this episode of Generations MD, Stephanie and Dr. Davis sit down with reproductive endocrinologist Dr. Beverly Reed (@dr.happyeggs) to discuss her path from community college and military medicine to a career in fertility care. We talk about egg freezing, the limits of IVF, misinformation online, supporting women who want both families and medical careers, and the importance of self-care throughout medical training.
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