Women undergoing fertility treatment in Japan have been forced to make difficult decisions after a medical oversight body called for a postponement of procedures while the coronavirus pandemic rages, intensifying their race against time to become pregnant.The Japan Society for Reproductive Medicine released a statement in April, urging member doctors to ask patients to consider postponing treatments citing difficulties in treating pregnant women if they become infected with the virus and a lack of understanding about possible mother-to-child transmission."I was about to progress to the next…READ FULL ARTICLE