Monthly Archives: June 2018
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Vitamin D may help women conceive after a pregnancy loss
Among women planning to conceive after a pregnancy loss, those who had sufficient levels of vitamin D were more likely to become pregnant and have a live birth, compared to women with insufficient levels of the vitamin, according to an … Continue reading
We can help lower the cost of infertility care
The biggest barrier to receiving treatment for infertility is often the cost. According to a recent article in US News and World Report, “The financial implications of infertility are often as stress-inducing as the emotional and physical strains.” The article, which … Continue reading
More relaxed, less stressful care
“The doctors could not be more helpful! They had a great sense of humor that really made the process so much less stressful. We cannot say enough great things!” “My husband and I always have a relaxed experience at RSC … Continue reading
During Men’s Health Month, learn about male infertility
Many people think that infertility in a couple is most likely due to a female issue, but that is not the case. According to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, about half of all cases of infertility involve an element … Continue reading
RSCNJ “will forever be a part of my family”
Thank you to one of our special patients, who wrote these kind words: “The whole Reproductive Science Center staff is amazing. They are caring and compassionate and make your experience one that you will never forget. The staff and physicians … Continue reading
New discovery shows how men may contribute to infertility
A new study at the University of Toledo shows that a father donates not one, but two centrioles through the sperm during fertilization, and the newly discovered sperm structure may contribute to infertility, miscarriages and birth defects. The centriole is … Continue reading
A woman’s guide to Men’s Health Week
This week is Men’s Health Week, so what does men’s health have to do with women? Plenty, says the Men’s Health Network: “Men’s health issues don’t affect only men; they have a significant impsact on everyone around them. And because … Continue reading
To conceive quicker, kick the fast food habit
Most people know that eating a healthy diet is important during pregnancy, but a new study says that a healthy diet is just as important before pregnancy. Eating too much fast food, researchers found, can increase the time it takes … Continue reading
New podcast discusses “Coping with a miscarriage”
According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, about 15 to 20 percent of pregnancies end in miscarriage. For couples, this can be a devastating event. Dealing with a miscarriage can cause a roller coaster of emotions, doubt and … Continue reading
