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ISSN 1745-5057 10.2217/WHE.09.32 © 2009 Future Medicine Ltd Women's Health (2009) 5(4), 359–360 sociocultural benefits in a developing world setting, where the infertile woman is frequently stigmatized and isolated. Mild approaches in ART will help to reduce monitoring because the risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome is minimized. Pretreatment counseling and education of couples to optimize bodyweight, nutritional status and psychosocial issues should be an integral part of any program.

Natural/Mild Assisted Reproductive Technologies: Reducing Cost and Increasing Safety