Dr. Hinckley is a board certified Reproductive Endocrinologist who completed her training at Stanford University Medical Center. She says her greatest joy is helping patients to realize their dreams in creating a family, but she also enjoys participation in clinical and laboratory studies. She has extensively published articles in peer-reviewed journals on blastocyst transfer, avoiding triplet pregnancies, monozygotic twinning, operative hysteroscopy, correction of uterine anomalies, and biochemical pathways involved in ovulation and fertilization. She serves as a member of the Society for Reproductive Endocrinologists, the Christian Medical and Dental Society and the American Society for Reproductive Medicine. Her areas of interest include laparoscopic surgery, premature ovarian failure, oocyte freezing, and recurrent pregnancy loss.
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By Dr. Mary Hinckley – Recent study confirms baby outcomes are better by transferring one PGS tested embryo over 2 cycles compared to transferring 2 embryos that are untested, especially for woman over 38.
By Dr. Mary Hinckley – A recent meta-analysis from the American Journal of OB/Gyn (Feb 2014) showed that any amount of coffee consumption during pregnancy may increase the risk of childhood leukemia in offspring.
Ovarian cysts are common for women during fertility treatment. However, these cysts must be evaluated because they could be precancerous or cancerous.
By Dr. Mary Hinckley – Learn how I answer my patients questions on whether fertility drugs can cause ovarian cancer.
By Dr. Mary Hinckley – Why are patients desperately trying to get pregnant so that their child is born in the Chinese Year of the Horse? Some are even using fertility medicine, IVF and other treatments.
By Dr. Mary Hinckley – Preterm delivery occurs in 12% of all pregnancies. Preterm birth is defined as a delivery before 37 weeks of gestation, so how do we prevent this?
By Dr. Mary Hinckley – A Report from the American College of OB/GYNs gives us a reliable answer to the question of Calcium and Vitamin D, weighing the pros and cons.
The story of IVF in the US is one that marks the beginning in a long lineage of babies born through IVF and making their mark on this great nation.
By Dr. Mary Hinckley – As a fertility specialist, I really want to see you, but it would be great if you could conceive on your own. Follow these tips to help optimize natural fertility.
By Dr. Mary Hinckley – As the 20’s and 30’s roll on through, many women wonder what would be the best timing, the right number of kids, and how their life may look with the addition of a family. Consider your options now.