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  Novel Insights into the Phenomenon of Embryonic Mosaicism

  One of the greatest advances in the field of assisted reproductive technology is the advent of …

  November 15, 2021by Jenna Friedenthal, MD

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• Advances in the Scientific Landscape: Highlights from the 77th Meeting of American Society for Reproductive Medicine

  Last year, the 76th meeting of American Society for Reproductive Medicine took place in a virtual …

  November 2, 2021by Erkan Buyuk, MD

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• Fellowship: The Final Step in the Journey to Reproductive Endocrinology

  Deciding to seek care with a fertility specialist is an important step to understanding your …

  August 9, 2021by Chelsea Canon, MD

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• Living with Lynch Syndrome: A Patient's Perspective

  Dr. Luz Estefhany Soto-Cossio, an internal medicine physician and Lynch syndrome carrier, has …

  March 22, 2021

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• Frontiers of Reproductive Medicine and What is in the Horizon: Highlights from the 76th Meeting of American Society for Reproductive Medicine

  Although the 76th annual meeting of American Society for Reproductive Medicine took place in a …

  November 4, 2020by Erkan Buyuk, MD

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• Improving Fertility Treatment Outcomes with Real-Time Research

  Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York’s research team thrives on integrating with our …

  October 14, 2019

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• The Effects of Advancing Paternal Age on Pregnancy

  As women age, the number and quality of their eggs decline and rates of chromosomal abnormalities …

  August 26, 2019

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• Understanding Implantation Failure from a Biological Perspective

  Implantation failure is a commonly cited cause of infertility. Some causes of implantation failure include uterine anomalies, male factor infertility, and embryonic factors, such as chromosomal abnormalities, genetic mutations, or factors associated with energy production and stress response. Pre-implantation genetic testing (PGT) has improved live birth rates and reduced miscarriage rates remarkably, but physicians are still trying to understand why some chromosomally screened embryos fail to implant. Mitochondria, which are the primary energy source of cells, have been suggested to play a role in embryonic competence.

  August 19, 2019

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• Understanding Recurrent Implantation Failure

  Over the past three decades, in vitro fertilization (IVF) has helped millions of women worldwide to …

  April 1, 2019by Daniel E. Stein, MD

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• The Truth about Taking Antidepressants during IVF

  Since the first IVF success in the late 1970s, in vitro fertilization (IVF) has changed society’s …

  December 17, 2018by Benjamin Sandler, MD

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