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The Living Room is our place for shared connection. It is a patient focused community space to find fertility journeys and Two Week Waiting Lists shared by our patient family, interviews with our teams, Dr Chapman’s evaluation on the topical issues in reproductive health, as well as LCRH news, and updates on our various patient community projects, including the LCRH Buddy Program, as well as LCRH Walks, LCRH Knits, LCRH Cooks, and LCRH Reads.
Vitamin D is technically a hormone rather than a vitamin…
It's best known for regulating calcium and bone health, but vitamin D receptors are present in the ovaries, testes, uterus, placenta, and pituitary — which is why it's relevant in fertility care.