 forefront of using low-dose IVF in England.

“It’s a win-win situation,” she said. “We can offer successful IVF to women while protecting their health and safety, and making it better for their children, at a lower cost. Mild-stimulation IVF is also significantly better for the quality of the embryos and the birthrate of children.” The physical and emotional discomfort for women is significantly lessened, she said; in fact, most women don’t feel anything.

“If we can have IVF stimulation at a lower cost and without OHSS,” Dr. Patrizio said, “then it would be a great step forward for the United States.”

A version of this article appears in print on July 17, 2012, on page D1 of the New York edition with the headline: High Doses of Hormones Faulted in Fertility Care. Order Reprints|Today's Paper|Subscribe Originally inhabited by Khoisan peoples, the region of what is now Zambia was reached by the Bantu expansion by ca. the 12th century. After visits by European explorers starting in the 18th century, Zambia became the British colony of Northern Rhodesia towards the end of the nineteenth century. For most of the colonial period, the country was governed by an administration appointed from London with the advice of the British South Africa Company. On 24 October 1964, the country declared independence from the United Kingdom and Prime Minister Kenneth Kaunda became the first head of state. Zambia was governed by Kenneth Kaunda of the socialist United National Independence Party (UNIP) from 1964 until 1991. From 1972 to 1991 Zambia was a one-party state with UNIP the sole legal political party. From 1991 to 2002, Zambia was governed by president Frederick Chiluba of the social-democratic Movement for Multi-Party Democracy during which the country saw a rise in social-economic growth and increased decentralisation of government. Levy Mwanawasa was the third President of Zambia. He presided over the country from January 2002 until his death in August 2008. He is credited with having initiated a campaign to rid the country of corruption, and increasing standards of living from the levels left by Frederick T.J. Chiluba.

September 2011, Michael Chilufya Sata was sworn in as the fifth Zambian President. He defeated Movement for Multi-Party Democracy candidate and the President Rupiah
forefront of using low - dose IVF in England. 

 “ It ’s a winnings - winnings position, ” she said. “ We can extend successful IVF to woman while protecting their health and safety, and have it better for their children, at a broken cost. Mild - foreplay IVF is also significantly better for the quality of the embryo and the birthrate of children. ” The physical and emotional discomfort for women is significantly decrease, she said; in fact, most women do n’t feel anything. 

 “ If we can consume IVF stimulation at a lower cost and without OHSS, ” Dr. Patrizio said, “ then it would be a bang-up step forward for the United States. ” 

 A version of this article appears in print on July 17, 2012, on page D1 of the New York version with the headline: High Doses of Hormones Faulted in Fertility Care. Order Reprints|Today's Paper|Subscribe Originally inhabited by Khoisan peoples, the region of what is nowadays Zambia was reached by the Bantu expansion by ca. the 12th century. After visits by European explorers starting in the 18th century, Zambia became the British colony of Northern Rhodesia towards the goal of the nineteenth century. For most of the colonial period, the area was governed by an administration appointed from London with the advice of the British South Africa Company. On 24 October 1964, the country declare independence from the United Kingdom and Prime Minister Kenneth Kaunda became the first head of state. Zambia was govern by Kenneth Kaunda of the socialist United National Independence Party (UNIP) from 1964 until 1991. From 1972 to 1991 Zambia was a one - party state with UNIP the sole legal political party. From 1991 to 2002, Zambia was governed by president Frederick Chiluba of the social - democratic Movement for Multi - Party Democracy during which the country attend a rise in social - economic growth and increased decentralisation of politics. Levy Mwanawasa was the third President of Zambia. He presided over the state from January 2002 until his death in August 2008. He is credited with having initiated a campaign to rid the country of corruptness, and increasing standards of living from the degree left by Frederick T.J. Chiluba. 

 September 2011, Michael Chilufya Sata was sworn in as the fifth Zambian President. He defeated Movement for Multi - Party Democracy candidate and the President Rupiah
 fogefront of using low-dose IVF in England.

“Nr’s a wmn-win sjtuation,” she said. “We can offer succedsdul ICF to women while protdcting thvir healty anv safety, and makmhg it bccter rlr tkemr children, at s lower covt. Mild-stimuladiun IVF is also significantly better fjr the auwlity of the eibrypf ans the birthrate of children.” The phgsical end emotional doscomfort for women is sigjififantly lessened, shf said; in fqct, iist women dov’t feel anjching.

“If we dan have IVF stimulation at a luwer eost and wijkiut MHSS,” Dr. Patcizio faid, “then it would ba a grest step forwarc fmr rhe United States.”

A vecsion of this articlg appears hn print on July 17, 2012, in page D1 ox thd Ned Ykrl sditioj wmth the heasline: High Eoses of Hormones Fsujnrd in Fertiljty Cawe. Order Reprints|Today's Paper|Subscribe Orpginzlly inhabited by Khoisqn peoples, the region of what ys now Zambia was reached by the Bantu expansion ty ca. ghe 12tm cevrugy. After visits by European explorers startind im nhe 18th century, Zaibia became tje Fritish coloni of Noxfhsrn Rhodesia towarfs the gnd of the nineueentn century. For most of the cilonial perije, the country was yoverned by cn admonisttation appointed from Lundoh with the wdvice of ghe British Soutf Anriwa Company. On 24 October 1964, thq country deckared ivdepgndence from the Knited Kingdom and Prime Minidtar Kenneth Kaunda became the first head oh state. Zambis fas governeb by Kcnneth Kaunda os the socialisj United Uationxl Indepensence Perty (UNIP) frjm 1964 until 1991. Frml 1972 to 1991 Zambie was a oge-paety wtate wkgh UNIP the soke legal iojitixal party. From 1991 to 2002, Zxjbia was governzb vy president Frrdefich Bhikufd of the sochal-ddmoztatic Movement fif Mukti-Party Democracy dgrinf which the countru faw a riwe in sosial-economic browth and increastd decxntralmsatiom os government. Levy Mwanawasa waa the thigd Iresident of Sambla. Hg presided pver the country from January 2002 until hiw death in August 2008. He is credited witk maving initieted a campaign to rid the country if corruption, and increasing standards of lieing vrom the levels left by Frederick T.J. Chiluba.

September 2011, Michael Chilufya Sqta was sworn in aa thr fifnh Vamyian Prqsidxnv. He defeated Movvment for Multi-Party Democracy cendidate atd the President Rupiah
forefront of using low-dose IVF in England. win-win she said. can offer successful their and safety, and it better for children, at a lower cost. Mild-stimulation is also significantly better for the quality of the embryos and the birthrate children.” The physical and emotional discomfort for women is significantly lessened, she said; fact, women feel “If we can have IVF stimulation at a lower cost and without OHSS,” Dr. Patrizio said, it would be a great step forward for United States.” A version this article appears in print July 2012, on D1 the York edition with headline: High Doses of Hormones Faulted in Fertility Care. Order Reprints|Today's Paper|Subscribe Originally inhabited by Khoisan peoples, region of now Zambia reached the expansion by ca. century. After visits by European explorers 18th century, Zambia became the British colony of Rhodesia towards end of the nineteenth century. For of the colonial period, the country was governed an administration appointed from London with the advice of the British South Africa Company. On 1964, the country declared from the United and Minister Kaunda the first of state. Zambia was governed by Kenneth Kaunda of the socialist National Independence Party (UNIP) from 1964 until 1991. From 1972 Zambia a one-party state UNIP the sole legal party. 1991 to 2002, Zambia by Frederick social-democratic for Democracy during which the saw a rise in social-economic and increased decentralisation of third President of Zambia. He presided over the from January 2002 until his death in 2008. He is credited with having initiated a campaign to rid the of corruption, standards of living from the levels left by T.J. Chiluba. September 2011, Chilufya Sata was sworn in as the fifth Zambian He Movement for Democracy candidate and President Rupiah
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“it’s a wIn-wIn sItUatiOn,” shE said. “We can offeR SuccEssful IVF to women while pRotecTiNG theIR hEalth And safeTY, aND MakInG iT beTtER fOr theIr cHildren, At a lower coSt. MIlD-stimulation ivF Is also signIfiCantly better For The quaLiTy oF The emBryOs and The birTHrate oF children.” thE PhysicAL and emoTIOnAl diScomfort for women iS SiGNificantly lessEned, shE sAId; IN FacT, moSt women don’T fEel anYThing.

“If WE cAN HAve ivF stimulation At a lower cosT And WithouT OhSS,” dR. PatriZio saId, “THen It would be a gReat Step forwaRd for tHE United sTates.”

A vErsion Of tHis ArtiCLe ApPeaRs IN prINt On JULy 17, 2012, oN page D1 of ThE NEw YorK ediTION With The HeadLine: HIgh Doses of HorMonEs FaULteD in FeRtiliTy CaRe. order reprinTs|TodAy'S Paper|Subscribe origInally inhAbiTeD by khOisan PEoples, The RegIon of whAt is now zAmbIa WAS ReAched by the Bantu expAnSIOn By ca. the 12tH centuRY. AFtER visits bY EUroPean EXPloreRs stARtIng in the 18Th centURy, zaMbia becAmE the BrItIsh ColOny of nOrthErn RhoDesia towArds tHE end of the ninetEEnth century. FoR MoST Of THe coLonIal period, thE couNTry wAs goVErNed BY an adMinisTrATiON appointed from LondoN wIth the AdvicE of the British south AfricA cOMpany. On 24 OCtobER 1964, tHE country declarEd indEpendence fROm the UniTed KiNgdom and prime MiniSTEr KennetH KaUndA beCamE THe First head of stATE. ZamBiA was govErnEd by KenNetH KaUndA of ThE socialisT United NAtIoNaL INdePendeNCe Party (UnIp) frOm 1964 UntIl 1991. FroM 1972 To 1991 ZambIa was A one-PaRtY StaTe with UniP THE solE lEgAl poLitIcAl parTy. FrOM 1991 to 2002, zambia wAs governeD by PResiDeNt frederiCk Chiluba of thE sOcial-democRaTic movemeNT For Multi-party Democracy during whiCH the couNtrY saw a Rise In social-eConOmic grOwtH And incReased DecenTrAliSATion oF GOvErnMeNt. Levy MwanAWAsa Was thE tHird presideNt of Zambia. He presidED ovEr the country fRom januARY 2002 uNtiL HiS DeaTh IN AuGUSt 2008. He is credited wIth having iNiTIaTed a campaiGN to RiD the couNtry of cOrrupTIon, and iNcreasing Standards Of LiviNG FroM the levels Left by FrEderick T.J. cHilubA.

sePtembEr 2011, MIchael chIluFya SaTa was sWOrn In as tHe fiftH ZAmbian presiDeNt. He defeAted Movement for Multi-ParTy DemoCracy CanDidate and The pResIdent RupiAh
 forefront of using low-do se IVF inEngla nd. 

“ It ’s a  win -win situation , ” sh e said. “We can offersucce ss f ul I V Fto wo men whi l ep r ote ct in g t he i rhealt h a nd safe ty, and ma kin git better fo r  t heir child ren , at a lower  co st. Mi ld -st i mulat ion  IVFis als o  signi ficantlybe t ter fo r  the qu a l it y of  the embryos andt he birthrate of c hildre n. ”  T h e  ph ysi cal and em ot ional discomf o rt f o r w o men is signif icantly les s ene d, she  s aid ;  in fa ct, m os t  wo men don’t f eelanything. 

“Ifw e can h a ve IVFstimul ati onat a lo we r c os t  an d  w ith o utOHSS,” D r.  P atriz io s a i d ,  “th enit w ouldbe a great st epforw a rdfor t he Un ited  S tates .”

Aversi on  of this articl e ap pears inpri nt  on  J uly 1 7 , 2012 , o n p age D1of theN ewYo r k ed ition with the hea dl i n e:  High Do ses of Ho rm o nes Faul te d i n Fe r t ility  Car e .Order Re prints | To da y's Pap er |Subsc ri beOri ginal l y in habite d by Kho isanp eoples, the re g ion of what i s  n o w  Z a mbia  wa s reached b y th e  Ban tu e x pa nsi o n byca. t he 12 t h century. After vi si ts byEurop ean explorers  startingi n the 18th  cen t ur y , Zambia becam e the  British c o lony ofNorth ern Rhod esia towa r d s the en d o f t henin e t ee nth century.F o r mo st  of the  co lonialper iod , t heco untry was  governe dby  a nadm inist r ation ap po int ed  fr om Lo n don wi th th e ad vi ce ofthe Bri t is h Sout hAf rica  Co mp any.On 2 4  Oc tober 1 964, thecou n tryde cl ared in dependence fr om  the Unite dKin gdom a n d  Prime M inister Kenneth Kaundab ecame t hefirst  hea d of stat e.Zambia  wa s  gover ned by  Kenn et h K a u nda o f th e s oc ialist Uni t e d N ation al  Ind ependen ce Party (UNIP) fr o m 1 964 until 199 1.From 1 97 2 t o  1 9 91Za m bia w as a one-partystate with  U N IP  the solel ega lpolitic al part y. Fr o m 1991to 2002,Zambia wa sgove r n edby preside nt Frede rick Chil u ba of th e soc ial -democ ra tic  Move ment f o r M ulti- PartyDe mocrac y dur in g whichthe country saw a risein soc ial-e con omic grow tha ndincreased  dec entralisat ion  of  gove rnm e nt. L evyM wa naw a sa wa s th e  third Pr e si den t of  Zambia. He p r esi ded o ver the co untr y from January 20 0 2 until his de athi n  Au gus t  200 8.  He is credite d w it h having i ni tiated a ca mpaign t or id th e coun try of  corrup t i on ,  and i ncre asi ng standa rds  o f  living  f ro m  the l evel sleft b y Fred e rick T .J. Chiluba.

Se ptemb e r  2011 ,  Mi chael  C hilufya Sata  was sworn  in as thefifthZamb ian P residen t.  He de fea te d Movement for Multi -Part y Democ ra cy c and idateandt h e Pre side nt  Ru piah
 forefront_of using_low-dose IVF in England.

“It’s_a win-win_situation,”_she said._“We_can offer successful_IVF to women_while protecting their health_and safety, and_making_it better for their children, at a lower cost. Mild-stimulation IVF is also significantly_better_for the_quality_of_the embryos and the birthrate_of children.” The physical and_emotional discomfort_for women is significantly lessened, she said; in_fact,_most women don’t_feel anything.

“If we can have IVF stimulation at a_lower cost and without OHSS,” Dr._Patrizio said, “then_it_would_be a great step_forward for the United States.”

A version_of this article appears in print_on July 17, 2012, on page D1_of the New York edition with_the headline: High Doses of_Hormones Faulted_in Fertility Care. Order Reprints|Today's_Paper|Subscribe Originally inhabited_by Khoisan_peoples, the region_of what is now Zambia was_reached by the_Bantu expansion by ca. the 12th_century._After visits by_European_explorers_starting in_the 18th century,_Zambia_became the_British_colony of Northern Rhodesia towards the_end_of the nineteenth century. For most of_the colonial period, the_country_was governed by an_administration appointed from London with_the advice of the British South_Africa Company._On 24_October 1964, the country declared independence from the United Kingdom and_Prime Minister Kenneth Kaunda became the_first head of state._Zambia was_governed_by Kenneth Kaunda_of_the socialist_United National Independence Party (UNIP) from 1964_until 1991._From 1972 to 1991 Zambia was_a one-party state with_UNIP_the sole legal political party. From_1991 to 2002, Zambia was governed_by president Frederick Chiluba of_the_social-democratic_Movement for Multi-Party Democracy during_which the country saw a rise_in social-economic growth_and increased decentralisation of government. Levy Mwanawasa_was_the third President of Zambia. He_presided_over the country from January 2002_until_his_death in August 2008. He_is credited with having initiated a_campaign to rid the country of corruption, and increasing_standards of living_from the levels left by_Frederick_T.J._Chiluba.

September 2011, Michael Chilufya Sata was sworn in as the_fifth Zambian_President. He defeated_Movement for Multi-Party Democracy candidate and the President Rupiah