Olive in the Media

Olive Fertility is dedicated to empowering patients and the public with the most up-to-date evidence-based information on fertility care and treatment. Internationally recognized as thought leaders, Olive’s fertility specialists are frequently featured in the media, speaking on a wide range of fertility topics.

 

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29 June 2022

Olive Fertility Centre Opening State-of-the-Art IVF Fertility Clinic on Vancouver Island in 2023

Olive Fertility Centre Victoria is now welcoming patients at the Yates St. clinic in Harris Green and is scheduled to open Olive Victoria IVF clinic in early 2023.

16 June 2022

Vancouver Island's only IVF fertility clinic to open next year

Dr. Ginevra Mills talks about the new, state-of-the-art fertility treatment centre coming to Victoria, bringing much-needed services to Vancouver Island.

05 May 2022

Shifting Focus: families, fertility and the future

Olive Victoria's Dr Ginevra Mills and patient Natalie Gunberg are featured on the CTV series Shifting Focus: families, fertility and the future.

10 March 2022

Dr. Mills shares five common fertility myths with Victoria Times Colonist

Trying to conceive? Dr. Mills, Olive Fertility Centre Victoria, shares five common myths about fertility with Victoria Times Colonist.

09 March 2022

Providing love, support, and fertility assistance: Dr. Kathy Wise, Olive Fertility Centre Kelowna

On International Woman's Day, March 8, 2022, Dr. Kathy Wise, Olive Fertility Centre Kelowna shared her experiences in making dreams of parenthood come true for many people by providing infertility treatments in the BC Interior.

16 September 2021

Olive co-director Dr. Gary Nakhuda discusses how Covid vaccines do not negatively affect fertility and are safe for pregnant women

VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) — At a time when the unvaccinated make up the vast majority of the critical care cases across the province, there are concerns over the BC Nurses Union’s (BCNU) position on a new vaccine mandate for health care workers. Nearly 50,000 long-term and acute care workers have until Oct. 12 to be fully vaccinated. About 150,000 other workers in provincial health care facilities have until Oct. 26 to do so.

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