Communicating useful information in the era of big data

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This month we span physiology to psychology in an effort to look closely at the subject of communicating strategies as deployed across ARTs. We live in a world of data overload. Facile to gather, the rapid migration to press in an expanding array of traditional journals, media devices, and avenues yet to arrive for disseminating processed data is the reality of the times. Is there a finite capacity somewhere in the depths of super computers for depositing all this new information? Probably not. And more importantly, how will essential new knowledge shaping care and management of fertility in patients be differentiated from bulk information flooding the fields of reproductive biology and medicine? …