Dr. Jaime Roura

Just heading back home after a productive national meeting in San Antonio! It was great to connect with peers, faculty, staff, local art, and lots of learning!!

🧬Ever had your AMH tested and wondered what it really means? 🧬
AMH gives us a peek at your ovarian reserve—aka how many eggs you may get if you do an egg retrieval. It’s super helpful for planning fertility treatments, but it doesn’t tell us about egg quality or guarantee pregnancy. Think of it as one piece of the puzzle 🧩

Thrilled to welcome my new co-fellow at UNC REI! Excited for collaborative growth after a year as the solo fellow.

Welcome to the team, Kendall Bielak! Excited that you’re finally here and that we get to grow our reproductive endocrinology and infertility fellowship program at UNC together! wship

✨ Exciting News! ✨🌴
I’m thrilled to share that the 2026 Society for Reproductive Investigation Annual Scientific Meeting is happening in San Juan, Puerto Rico — my beautiful hometown! 🇵🇷
🧬 Abstract submissions are officially OPEN!
This is an incredible opportunity to showcase your groundbreaking work in reproductive science among a global community of passionate researchers and clinicians.
📅 Submit your abstract today and be part of a vibrant exchange of ideas, innovation, and collaboration.
🔗 Visit: https://www.sri-online.org/events/2026/abstracts/general-abstract-information
Let’s make this meeting unforgettable — I’d love to see your amazing science represented in San Juan!

🌟 Understanding Fertility Treatments: IVF, IUI, and More 🌟
Infertility is a common challenge, but there are several treatments available to help you on your journey to parenthood. From medications and surgery to IUI and IVF, learn about the options and what might be right for you. 💕



🔗https://healthtalk.unchealthcare.org/ivf-iui-and-more-understanding-fertility-treatments/

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.xfnr.2024.100085

I am wearing orange today. Are you?
RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association, uses the color orange to help raise awareness about the importance of empowering you in your family building journey. Let us open the conversation around . Show your support for and be part of the movement.

Let me know if you are wearing orange today, leave a 🧡 in the comments


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Hoy me visto de naranja. ¿Y tu?
RESOLVE: La Asociación Nacional de Infertilidad, utiliza el color naranja para ayudar a crear conciencia sobre la importancia de apoderarte en tu proceso para que construyas la familia que deseas y motivar el diálogo sobre la . Muestra tu apoyo a esta comunidad vistiendo de naranja hoy y sé parte del movimiento.

Déjame saber si hoy estás vistiendo color naranja dejando un 🧡 en los comentarios

The infertility journey can be very hard and feel very lonely. There are so many misconceptions about infertility, that I wanted to share some information with you that might help break some of the the myths we continuously hear around us. Please share this post with someone that needs to read this today.

El proceso de la infertilidad puede ser muy duro y sentirse solitario. Hay tantos conceptos erróneos sobre la infertilidad que quise compartir con ustedes información que puede ayudarnos a romper algunos de los mitos que escuchamos continuamente a nuestro alrededor. Comparte esta publicación con alguien que necesite leer esto hoy.

Did you know that 1 of 6 people around you may be facing infertility? As defined by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM), infertility is a disease characterized the inability to achieve a successful pregnancy based on a patient’s medical, sexual, and reproductive history, age, physical findings, diagnostic testing, or any combination of those factors.
It’s a common disease, but we hardly hear about it. Why? Because it's surrounded by stigma. Let’s change that. National infertility Awareness Week starts today. and it’s the moment to define family on your terms, own your choices, and unite with the community to raise awareness about the infertility experience.

Share this post and let’s start creating awareness.

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¿Sabías que 1 de cada 6 personas a tu alrededor puede estar sufriendo infertilidad? Según la definición de la Sociedad Estadounidense de Medicina Reproductiva (ASRM por sus siglas en inglés), la infertilidad es una enfermedad caracterizada por la incapacidad de lograr un embarazo exitoso en función de los antecedentes médicos, sexuales y reproductivos de la paciente, la edad, los hallazgos físicos, las pruebas de diagnóstico o cualquier combinación de estos factores.

Es una enfermedad común, pero apenas oímos hablar de ella. ¿Por qué? Porque está rodeada de estigmas. Es momento de cambiar eso. Hoy comienza la Semana Nacional de Concientización sobre la Infertilidad (NIAW por sus siglas en inglés). Es una gran oportunidad para que definas tu familia bajo tus propios términos y que te unas a crear conciencia sobre la experiencia de la infertilidad.

Comparte esta publicación y comencemos a romper estigmas.