Tags: Genetics
- 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
- Posted on April 12th, 2021by Dr. Taraneh Nazemin Women's Health
The Thyroid and Fertility: How They are Linked
So you recently went for a checkup with your doctor and they prescribed you thyroid medication but you don’t have any symptoms and you’re wondering why…Read More
- Posted on January 18th, 2021by Dr. Erkan Buyukin Genetics
Mosaic Embryos: What does it mean, and how to handle it?
If you are undergoing fertility treatment using in vitro fertilization (IVF), it is highly likely that you had a conversation with your provider…Read More
- Posted on November 11th, 2020by Dr. Daniel Steinin Women's Health
Uterine Factors and Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
Patients who experience one or more miscarriages seek reasons why they suffered early pregnancy loss and often find resolution and healing in…Read More
Understanding BRCA
A hereditary cancer syndrome is a predisposition to certain types of cancer caused by inherited genetic mutations. The genetic mutations BRCA1 and…Read More
Improving Fertility Treatment Outcomes with Real-Time Research
Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York’s research team thrives on integrating with our clinical team and providing analytics and relevant data t…Read More
- Posted on September 23rd, 2019by Dr. Leigh Rosenin Women's Health
How Uterine Anomalies Can Affect Fertility
Congenital uterine anomalies are abnormal shapes of the uterus that develop before birth. The uterus forms as two primitive structures called the…Read More
What is a Carrier Screening and What Can it Tell You About Your Genetics?
Carrier screening is a type of genetic testing used to assess genetic risks to a patient/couple’s offspring that would not be evident just from p…Read More
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