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5 things to know on CTVNews ca for Thursday, May 20, 2021: Canada-U S border, mixing and matching vaccines, reproductive health and COVID-19

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Coronavirus: Pregnancy, fertility, menstruation and COVID-19: Your questions answered

From pregnancy risks to menstrual changes, a fertility doctor separates fact from fiction when it comes to reproductive health in the time of COVID-19.

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Canadians Expected To Have Fewer Babies During Pandemic: Research

Turns out the opposite seems to be true, as early research indicates the pandemic has made people in the western world have fewer babies, not more. Last year, birth rates dropped around the world, according to reports by the Wall Street Journal. France, Japan, Germany, the U.K., and the U.S. reported fewer births, with the most significant decreases in Italy the European country, that suffered the most serious early COVID-19 losses, had a 21 per cent decrease in births. Getty Images Researchers are expecting a baby bust, not baby boom, worldwide. There aren’t official stats for Canada yet, but several provinces are bracing for the bust: The media outlet Vancouver is Awesome reports that B.C. births were at a “decade record low” last December.

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Fertility Benefits Campaigns : Fertility Benefits

Fertility Benefits Matter is a national awareness campaign launched in Canada on February 2nd. The campaign is a collaborative project by Conceivable Dreams, a volunteer-run patient group that advocates for equitable access to fertility treatments, and Fertility Matters Canada, the national organization that empowers Canadians to reach their reproductive health goals. With many Canadians facing fertility challenges while trying to conceive, studies show that the majority of the nation s employers don t offer fertility benefits, with those that do limiting funding access to an average of $3,500. This lack of funding access has left many families in debt due to high treatment and drug costs. Moreover, these stats are especially devastating as the number of Canadian couples facing fertility challenges has doubled over the last 40 years.

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Doctors, patients call on Canadian employers to help cover cost of fertility treatments, drugs

Doctors, patients call on Canadian employers to help cover cost of fertility treatments, drugs © Taunya Johnston Taunya and Rob Johnston discuss fertility challenges and their journey to have a family. Fertility patient groups in Canada are calling on employers to improve fertility benefits as part of a new campaign called Fertility Benefits Matter, which also aims to raise awareness of the current state of fertility support in the country. There are studies that show that employers that include fertility benefits as part of their benefits packages will retain employees better, will have more productive employees as well, said Dr. Marjorie Dixon, Conceivable Dreams adviser and founder of Anova Fertility.

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