Dr. Amelia Purser Bailey Becomes Fourth Doctor to Join Practice Memphis, Tenn. – Fertility Associates of Memphis has announced that Dr. Amelia Purser Bailey, a reproductive endocrinology and infertility specialist, will join the practice as Director of Minimally Invasive Surgery starting Sept. 2. Dr. Bailey, a Mississippi native, recently completed her fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at Brigham and Women’s Hospital / Harvard Medical…
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Infertility specialists help couples overcome barriers to pregnancy By Michaela Gibson Morris Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal Relaxing and letting nature take its course wouldn’t have brought a baby to the Barnes family. “My body was broken,” said Jessica Ridgway-Barnes of Tupelo, who, with husband Jeff Barnes, went through a four-year odyssey to bring son Jacob, who will be 5 this month, into the world. Roughly…
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Meteorologist Lauren Raymer recently shared her infertility journey (and announcement that she’s expecting twins) on Local 24 Memphis, highlighting the work done by Dr. William Kutteh and Fertility Associates of Memphis that has helped create so many families like hers. New mom Gina Garrison also talked about her experience as a patient. As part of the story, Local 24 was given access to the lab…
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Fertility Associates of Memphis responds to Bloomberg Businessweek article on egg freezing technology Memphis, Tenn. – The April 17th cover story in Bloomberg Businessweek discusses how new egg freezing technology enables women to pause their biological clock, easing their career-family angst. Not since the birth control pill has a medical technology had such potential to change family and career planning, the article states. According to…
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To kick off National Infertility Awareness Week on April 21, Dr. William Kutteh joined the Health Watch segment of Fox 13’s Good Morning Memphis show. Dr. Kutteh said it’s important to call attention to fertility problems this week, citing that one in six reproductive age couples in the U.S. are affected with fertility issues.
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