Olive in the Media

Olive Fertility is dedicated to empowering patients and the public with the most up-to-date evidence-based information on fertility care and treatment. Internationally recognized as thought leaders, Olive’s fertility specialists are frequently featured in the media, speaking on a wide range of fertility topics.

 

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14 January 2021

Fertility in the age of pandemic

Olive Fertility Centre co-director Dr. Niamh Tallon speaks with the CBC Early Edition about how the pandemic has delayed couples from getting pregnant. Big thank you to Olive patient Teryn Emslie for sharing her experience.

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05 May 2020

Olive’s Dr Niamh Tallon on CKNW Sunday Night Health Show

Listen to Dr Tallon talk with host Maureen McGrath about fertility treatment in the time is COVID-19 and Olive’s plans to resume fertility treatments in the upcoming weeks.

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25 April 2020

Coronavirus crisis puts fertility treatments on hold

Dr Beth Taylor talks about the anxiety fertility patients are suffering as a result of the Covid-19 shut down.

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26 November 2019

Listen to Dr Tallon talk about PCOS

Dubbed the silent disease, polycystic ovary syndrome is one of the most common causes of infertility. Dr. Niamh Tallon, from Olive Fertility, explains signs, symptoms and treatments.

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25 August 2019

Pot and Fertility

Dr. Beth Taylor tells you everything you need to know about cannabis and fertility.

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05 August 2019

Dr. Taylor talks about the different paths to family building for LGBTQ persons

The Jill Bennett Show - CKNW

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