The Sydney Morning Herald - Behind the rise of the ‘fertility test’ – and why doctors say it’s misleading women

In this The Sydney Morning Herald piece, Dr Tessa Copp provides her expert opinion the anti-Mullerian hormone (AHM) blood test which is often falsely advertising to women as an indication of their fertility and chance of conceiving.

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