RSC fertility specialists like Dr. Donald Galen have been leaders in developing the reproductive technology that has enabled a steady stream of medical breakthroughs and greater reproductive freedom.
The whole gang was there – the first test tube babies to be conceived, the kids who came from frozen embryos, and the fraternal twins separated in the lab and then born years apart.
The day she was born at John Muir Medical Center in Walnut Creek in 1985, Liz Castro was already famous.
Dr. Mary Hinckley speaks on the report that IVF clinic rules are disregarded.
“Wanted: Pioneer IVF Babies: Are you One?” RSC celebrates 25th anniversary by re-uniting up to 280 of America’s oldest “test-tube babies” in June.
As Louise Brown turns 30 on July 25, Bay Area fertility expert Dr. Donald Galen reflects on fears of the past, hopes of the future.
The largest infertility practice in the East Bay, the Reproductive Science Center of the San Francisco Bay Area (RSC), is pleased to announce its new expanded San Jose location as of January 20.