Tags: Fertility Preservation
- Posted on February 21st, 2022by Andrea Walensin Genetics
A Fertility Journey Through the Eyes of a Young Previvor: Honoring National Cancer Prevention Month
At the age of 22, I heard the words, “You have your mother’s BRCA1 mutation.” My world flipped upside down that day. I was referred to a slew of docto…Read More
- Posted on August 30th, 2021by Dr. Rachel Gerber and Dr. Natan Bar-Chamain Fertility Preservation
Fertility Preservation for Transwomen
Planning for Sperm Cryopreservation With increasing visibility and acceptance of gender diversity, transgender patients are often seeking gender…Read More
- Posted on May 24th, 2021by Dr. Matthew Ledermanin Fertility Preservation
Creating a Family After A Cancer Diagnosis
When it comes to the fertility journey, all patients have their own unique story. As I sit at my desk following a Zoom call with one of my patients…Read More
Inflammatory Bowel Disease and Fertility
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), including both Crohn’s disease and Ulcerative Colitis, affects over 3 million people in the United States. This c…Read More
- Posted on February 1st, 2021by Dr. Erkan Buyukin Fertility Treatments
IVF Medications Explained
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is has been commonly used as a fertility treatment for more than four decades. IVF works best when multiple eggs are…Read More
- Posted on December 7th, 2020by Dr. Taraneh Nazemin Fertility Preservation
To Freeze or Not to Freeze: That’s Not the Only Question
Exploring the differences between egg and embryo freezingRead More
- Posted on October 28th, 2020by Dr. Jovana Lekovichin Fertility Preservation
Reasons to Consider Fertility Preservation
Fertility preservation is used to describe treatment options that give individuals an opportunity to delay their childbearing years. Each patient and…Read More
- Posted on June 15th, 2020by Dr. Daniel Steinin Education & Awareness
How Age Impacts Fertility in Men and Women and How It Differs
Age is perhaps the most important factor in determining a woman’s potential to become pregnant. Due to a variety of societal factors, including d…Read More
- Posted on May 25th, 2020by Dr. Erkan Buyukin Women's Health
Understanding a Woman’s Biological Clock
Women are born with all the eggs that they will ever have for their lifetime. The highest number of eggs that a woman ever had was actually before…Read More
Patient Perspective: Why I Chose to Freeze My Eggs
I decided to have a fertility consultation a few months after I turned 30. I didn’t have any pressing medical reason and no one encouraged me to make t…Read More
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