Drs. Matthew Lederman & Jeffrey Klein discuss 9 Things Your Doctor Wants You to Know about Birth Control with Romper.com
When it comes to taking pills, your birth control is one you never want to skip. But that's not the only thing to keep in mind when it comes to oral contraceptive. The things your doctor wants you to know about birth control don't only prevent you from becoming pregnant, but affect your overall health as well.
July 15, 2016
Read More![RMANY Nutritionist and Registered Dietitian Dara Godfrey MS RD speaks to SELF about 10 Sources of Vegan Protein.]()
RMANY Nutritionist and Registered Dietitian Dara Godfrey MS RD speaks to SELF about 10 Sources of Vegan Protein.
Hands down, the number one question a vegan is asked is, “What do you eat for protein?” While seeds and nuts are part of a vegan diet, eating like a bird isn’t the big picture. Most people are astonished to find out that vegetables like peas are packed with protein, and that there are plenty of soy-free options.
July 14, 2016
Read More![Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York Welcomes Dr. Joseph B. Davis and Dr. Kimberley A. Thornton to Team of Physicians]()
Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York Welcomes Dr. Joseph B. Davis and Dr. Kimberley A. Thornton to Team of Physicians
Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York (RMA of New York), a Manhattan-based fertility center renowned for its emphasis on providing the latest Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) through exceptional, individualized care, is proud to announce the appointment of two physicians to the team. Drs. Joseph B. Davis and Kimberley A. Thornton will treat patients for infertility using basic and advanced methods of reproductive treatments such as intrauterine insemination (IUI), in vitro fertilization (IVF) with comprehensive chromosomal screening (CCS) and preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD), and will offer egg donation and fertility preservation options such as egg and embryo freezing to individuals and couples. The physicians will place a specialized focus on care for the LGBTQIA community and for all individuals seeking fertility preservation for medical indication (oncofertility). They are currently accepting new patients at RMA of New York's Downtown (SoHo) practice located at 594 Broadway.
July 12, 2016
Read More![Dr. Alan Copperman speaks to Parents.com on how to conceive after 40]()
Dr. Alan Copperman speaks to Parents.com on how to conceive after 40
If 40 is the new 30, it's no wonder so many women are keeping up with all the activities from their third decade, including being able to conceive. Planned pregnancies among 40-year-olds are more prevalent than ever in the U.S.; the birth rate among women age 40 to 44 increased from 10.2 to 10.3 per 1,000 births in 2011, according to the Centers For Diseases Control and Prevention.
July 8, 2016
Read More![New York Magazine Recognizes Six Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York Physicians in their 2016 “Best Doctors” Issue]()
New York Magazine Recognizes Six Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York Physicians in their 2016 “Best Doctors” Issue
Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York (RMA of New York), a Manhattan-based fertility practice globally renowned as a leader in reproductive care and for achieving exceptional birth rates through assisted reproductive technologies, has once again had several of its physicians recognized as the "Best Doctors" in the region by New York Magazine. This is the 15th year in a row that RMA of New York physicians have been named on the list, with this year's honorees being Alan B. Copperman, MD, Lawrence Grunfeld, MD, Benjamin Sandler, MD, Daniel E. Stein, MD, Jeffrey Klein, MD and Natan Bar-Chama, MD.
June 14, 2016
Read More![Dr. Alan Copperman speaks to Parents.com on how medications can affect one’s fertility.]()
Dr. Alan Copperman speaks to Parents.com on how medications can affect one’s fertility.
Your fertility may drop if you're taking certain medicines. Here's what you need to know to when you're trying to conceive
June 9, 2016
Read More![Dr. Alan Copperman speaks to SELF magazine on stress having any correlation to fertility and achieving pregnancy]()
Dr. Alan Copperman speaks to SELF magazine on stress having any correlation to fertility and achieving pregnancy
Couples struggling to conceive hear it all the time: Stressing about getting pregnant will just make it harder. Except being told that typically just causes even more stress, throwing those who are already under serious pressure into a bigger spiral of anxiety. But does being frazzled really make it harder to make a baby?
June 5, 2016
Read More![Dr. Natan Bar-Chama speaks to Health Day and is featured on CBSNews.com on how moderate coffee drinking and caffeine consumption can reduce the risks of erectile dysfunction]()
Dr. Natan Bar-Chama speaks to Health Day and is featured on CBSNews.com on how moderate coffee drinking and caffeine consumption can reduce the risks of erectile dysfunction
Coffee perks millions of Americans up each morning, and a new study finds it might help keep men's sex lives percolating, too.
May 21, 2016
Read More![Latest Data Demonstrates IVF Success Rates Incorporating New Treatment Procedures as ART Evolves]()
Latest Data Demonstrates IVF Success Rates Incorporating New Treatment Procedures as ART Evolves
Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York (RMA of New York), a Manhattan-based fertility center globally-renowned for its advanced expertise and innovation in assisted reproductive technology, ranks among an elite group of New York fertility centers publishing in vitro fertilization (IVF) success rates that exceed the U.S. national average. According to annual data released by the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART) for the year ending December 2014, RMA of New York achieved a live birth rate of 65.9% (n=387)* in women under age 35, compared to the national average of 57%.
May 17, 2016
Read More![RMANY Medical Director Dr. Alan B. Copperman featured in Heavy.com speaking on embryo screening and how women like Janet Jackson may benefit as they build a family later in life]()
RMANY Medical Director Dr. Alan B. Copperman featured in Heavy.com speaking on embryo screening and how women like Janet Jackson may benefit as they build a family later in life
Janet Jackson is delaying her Unbreakable world tour again to plan a family with her husband Wissam Al Mana. The postponement comes a month before she was set to kick off the 55-date tour in Las Vegas. Doctors advised her to “rest up,” but it’s unclear if Jackson is already pregnant
May 4, 2016
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