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Jamsil CHA Hospital: "Effectiveness of New Ovarian Stimulation Method Confirmed, Number of Injections Reduced From 11 to 4"

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The Jamsil CHA Hospital Infertility Center, in an international joint study involving Professor Shin Ji-eun, developed a new ovarian stimulation therapy that can reduce the number of injections during in vitro fertilization (IVF) in patients with reduced ovarian response.
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Jamsil CHA Hospital: "Effectiveness of New Ovarian Stimulation Method Confirmed, Number of Injections Reduced From 11 to 4"

The Jamsil CHA Hospital Infertility Center, in an international joint study involving Professor Shin Ji-eun, developed a new ovarian stimulation therapy that can reduce the number of injections during in vitro fertilization (IVF) in patients with reduced ovarian response.

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asiae.co.kr broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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