November 9, 2017 – CCRM San Francisco fertility specialist Dr. Salli Tazuke discusses some facts about miscarriage you may not know, but should.
You probably have a pretty good understanding of how pregnancy works, right? You ovulate and release an egg. A sperm meets that egg, shuts down ovulation, and, if everything goes well, you welcome a baby in nine months. Pregnant people don’t even think about birth control because, of course, pregnancy is birth control. But one woman’s story is a reminder that there are incredibly rare cases in which you can become pregnant when you’re already pregnant—and she had to go through a heart-wrenching struggle to figure that out.
“I’m late.” These two words have a pretty powerful connotation. Say them to any fellow adult with the proper gravitas, and the person you’re talking to may assume you’re pregnant. Late periods and pregnancy, in many people’s minds, are inherently connected. One must mean the other, right? Wrong.
October 27, 2017 – CCRM New York physicians Drs. Brian Levine and Jaime Knopman were honored with Westchester County’s Doctors of Distinction Award.
October 26, 2017 – A Silicon Valley startup is allowing people to preorder at-home fertility test kits for $149, but they haven’t shared any scientific studies that show they can deliver accurate results.
October 24, 2017 – CCRM Boston fertility specialist Dr. Aaron Styer discusses the relationship between decline between sperm count and fertility.
