Official News & Media Archive

Press Releases & Media Coverage

Official announcements, national media features, reproductive medicine advancements, and downloadable clinical research guides from Dr. Fady Sharara and the Virginia Center for Reproductive Medicine.

Multi-Year Best of Reston Winner National Broadcast & News Features Clinical PDF Patient Guides Physician Video & Podcasts

Major Press Releases & Media Features

National clinical announcements, media broadcasts, and major reproductive technology innovations.

Technology & Innovation

VCRM Launches INVOcell Intravaginal Culture System in the Washington, DC Metro Area

Virginia Center for Reproductive Medicine (VCRM) and INVO Bioscience announce the introduction of the groundbreaking INVOcell intravaginal culture device. This innovative procedure allows fertilization and early embryo incubation to take place directly inside the woman’s body, offering an intimate, effective, and lower-cost pathway to parenthood.

Clinical Distinction

VCRM Receives Best of Reston Award for Physicians & Surgeons for Consecutive Years

The U.S. Commerce Association (USCA) has repeatedly selected Virginia Center for Reproductive Medicine for the prestigious Best of Reston Award in the Physicians & Surgeons category. This honor reflects Dr. Sharara's dedicated individualized care, top national success rates, and continuous medical service to families across Northern Virginia and the Mid-Atlantic.

Broadcast News Feature

Fighting Infertility: VCRM Launches The Infertility Diet™ App on Fox 14 News

Fox 14 News featured Dr. Fady Sharara’s pioneering work on nutritional endocrinology. The broadcast explored how The Infertility Diet™ and its companion mobile app empower hopeful parents to manage insulin resistance, improve egg and sperm quality, and dramatically boost conception odds.

ASRM Clinical Insights

ASRM Clinical Bulletin: Patient Perspectives on Single Embryo Transfer (eSET)

American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) bulletin examining why couples historically weighed multiple versus elective single embryo transfers. Dr. Sharara and VCRM advocate for elective single blastocyst transfer combined with PGT genetic screening to maximize live birth success while virtually eliminating the risks of high-order multiple pregnancies.

Clinical Publications & Downloadable Guides

Official medical guides and clinical papers authored by Dr. Fady Sharara. Available for direct download.

Clinical Guide

A Weighty Issue: Can Your Eating Habits Make You Infertile?

Clinical exploration of body mass index, insulin balance, dietary carbohydrates, and their direct impact on ovulatory regularities.

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Ovarian Reserve

How Fast Is Your Biological Clock Ticking?

Understanding age-related reproductive decline, AMH blood tests, antral follicle counts, and modern fertility preservation options.

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ART Safety

Preventing Multiple Pregnancies in Assisted Reproduction

Detailed overview of clinical strategies, extended blastocyst culture, and single embryo transfer protocols to safeguard mother and baby.

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Family Planning

Delaying Childbearing: Risks, Options & Medical Realities

Actionable guidance for women and couples planning families in their late 30s and 40s, including egg freezing and donor egg alternatives.

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Medical Commentary

Did Elizabeth Edwards Use Donor Eggs?

Dr. Sharara’s widely referenced clinical commentary on biological realities of pregnancy after 50 and the transformative role of donor egg IVF.

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Male Fertility

Laptops and Male Fertility: Scrotal Heat & Sperm Health

Scientific analysis of hyperthermic factors, electronic device proximity, and practical steps to maintain healthy sperm parameters.

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Press Document

VCRM Launches The Infertility Diet™ Official App Release

Original press statement detailing the release of Dr. Sharara’s patient lifestyle app, personalized daily guidelines, and meal tracking.

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Research Paper

Assisted Reproductive Technologies & Singleton Outcomes

Evidence-based analysis on the health benefits of singleton pregnancies achieved through individualized stimulation and blastocyst transfer.

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