- Posted on February 25th, 2019by Dr. Georgia Witkinin Emotional Support
How to Have the "Infertility Talk" with your Partner
Too often, my patients neglect talking about or are scared to discuss fertility with their partners. Not knowing how their partner will react – whethe…Read More
- Posted on January 28th, 2019by Rena Steinin Emotional Support
The Importance of Peer Support during Fertility Treatment
The RMA of New York Support group is a comfortable place where female patients can share their thoughts about and experiences with the fertility journ…Read More
- Posted on December 31st, 2018by Dr. Lawrence Grunfeldin Fertility Treatments
40 Years of IVF from My Perspective
I performed my first egg retrieval in 1984 on a woman who had her fallopian tubes removed for a medical condition a few years prior. (link: https://ww…Read More
The Truth about Taking Antidepressants during IVF
Since the first IVF success in the late 1970s, (link: https://www.rmany.com/treatment-options/in-vitro-fertilization-ivf text: in vitro fertilization …Read More
- Posted on November 5th, 2018by RMANYin Education & Awareness
Understanding IVF Success Rates
As you begin your fertility journey, it is helpful to know the success rates of reproductive clinics. Knowledge about the total number of births per c…Read More
- Posted on October 29th, 2018by Dr. Lawrence Grunfeldin Fertility Treatments
When Should Women Consider Using Donor Eggs?
Infertility increases with age, and while there are many reasons why individuals or couples have a hard time conceiving, one important contribution is…Read More
- Posted on October 8th, 2018by Dr. Alan Coppermanin Fertility Treatments, Infertility Conditions, Genetics
How Preimplantation Genetic Testing Has Revolutionized the Treatment of Patients with Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
Of the known causes of recurrent pregnancy loss, chromosomal abnormalities account for the majority of miscarriages. Biopsying an embryo for preimplan…Read More
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