Making Sense Out of CDC & SART IVF Success Rates
onDr. Louis Weckstein of Reproductive Science Center explains how to interpret the CDC and SART IVF success rates data when evaluating a fertility clinic.
Dr. Louis Weckstein of Reproductive Science Center explains how to interpret the CDC and SART IVF success rates data when evaluating a fertility clinic.
Over half of all infertile couples have male factor infertility as part of their diagnosis. Dr. Hinckley shares testing, diagnosis and treatment options.
Learn how IVF types, including frozen or fresh embryo transfers and preimplantation genetic testing (PGT), can affect your chances of success with IVF.
Health insurance is a complicated topic, and fertility health insurance adds another layer of complexity. Learn how to be an advocate for your fertility health.
While many people going through IVF want twins, a twin pregnancy carries increased risks for both mother and child. So what’s the best solution?
Most IVF practices will discourage patients from pursuing the IVF process when their chance of having a baby would be less than 5 percent. But traditional IVF isn’t the only option.
Our hearts go out to the patients whose frozen embryos, sperm or eggs may have been damaged by the recent cryostorage tank malfunctions at two different fertility clinics. Here’s how RSC takes great care in storing and caring for your frozen embryos, eggs and sperm.
Dr. Pittenger Reid describes her friend’s very real reasons why she – and others – are hesitant about seeking help from a fertility doctor. Here are some of the common reservations, and the reasons why it might be time to reconsider them.
Dr. Hinckley explains how potential older moms, those over the age of 43, can increase their pregnancy success rates from 10% to 70% with egg donation.
Dr. Kristen Ivani, RSC Bay Area’s lab director, explains how a small nonprofit first conceived of open-identity sperm donation, and how this sperm donor process is used today.