Dr. Hinckley and K.K. Goldberg recount the ultrasound procedure and the discovery of twins! This is blog post 5 of a 5 part series.

Dr. Hinckley and K.K. Goldberg describe the emotions involved with waiting for IVF results. This is blog post 4 of a 5 part series.

Many RSCBA patients are in the process of conceiving or have recently become pregnant and vacation season is coming up. Dr. Rosenbluth offers advice about traveling to areas affected by the virus and the potential risks of being infected.

“We were trying to make a baby, no matter how clinical, no matter the crowd. Forget it takes a village to raise a child. It takes a village to make a child.”

By day 8 of IVF – which is how you mark time through infertility treatment – my abdomen turned puffy, bruised, and sore. As we drove to our “preop” visit at the clinic, the waistband of my jeans, the pressure of the seatbelt, ached against my swollen organs.

Dr. Mary Hinckley has teamed up with author and former patient K.K. Golberg, who has provided the excerpt “Potions from a Voodoo Priest” from her book, to offer perspectives on IVF treatment medications in Part 1 of a five-part Dr. and Stork Blog Series.

A new study out of Harvard School of Public Health and Massachusetts General Hospital reports that whole-grain consumption can increase live birth rate in women undergoing fertility treatments.

In her latest blog Dr. Hinckley of RSC explains emotional barriers outweigh financials ones when couples consider fertility treatments.

PGS allows physicians to sort out the embryos that have the best chances of developing into a pregnancy, improving pregnancy rates by 15-45 percent.

SART reports for center’s IVF success rates are becoming more and more complicated for patients to understand. Dr. Weckstein explains what the data means.