Monthly Archives: October 2022
RESOLVE hosts discussion on ‘The Male Impact on Miscarriage’
RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association hosted a video conversation about the personal effects that miscarriage and loss can have, especially on men. “The devastating effects of these losses are often far-reaching, but we sometimes forget to consider how men are … Continue reading
‘I have my family thanks to RSCNJ’
Our patient Martha writes: “Doctor Martinez and the RSCNJ staff are the absolute best. Excellent medical care combined with compassion and kindness. I have my family thanks to them. I cannot rate them highly enough.” Thank you, Martha. And thanks … Continue reading
Study: Caffeine OK, alcohol not OK during fertility treatment
A recent analysis published in Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica found no association between women’s caffeine consumption and pregnancy or live birth rate after fertility treatments, but women’s alcohol consumption was associated with decreased pregnancy rate after treatments when weekly consumption was greater … Continue reading
Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Do you know your fertility options?
Women who are being treated for breast cancer and would like to preserve fertility have two options: embryo freezing and egg freezing. During Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, we want to make women aware of these options. Embryo freezing, … Continue reading
Another 5-star review!
Our patient Amanda recently posted a 5-star review of our services, adding: “I LOVE this entire staff. They always are so understanding, patient, and kind.” Thank you, Amanda. And thanks to everyone who posts a reviews which you can read at … Continue reading
Dr. Martinez interviewed by Forbes Health about genetic testing
RSCNJ’s Dr. Alan Martinez was one of the experts interviewed for an article about genetic testing in Forbes Health. The article covers a number of topics involved with genetic testing, including patients’ rights. “Some patients may not believe it is … Continue reading
Breast cancer awareness and fertility preservation
It’s October, which means it’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It also makes this a good time to talk about fertility preservation. Breast cancer treatment can limit a woman’s ability to conceive later in life. Cancer treatments such as chemotherapy, radiation … Continue reading
Emcees for RESOLVE’s Night of Hope Gala: Chloe Melas and Kellee Stewart
RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association announces that Chloe Melas and Kellee Stewart are the emcees for the 2022 Night of Hope, the organization’s premier fundraising gala, on November 14, 6-10 p.m. at Capitale, New York, NY. “I cannot wait to take … Continue reading
Podcast covers breast cancer and fertility preservation
As we recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, we focus on the impact that cancer treatments can have on a woman’s ability to conceive and carry a child. In one of our podcasts, Dr. Alan Martinez discusses how to … Continue reading
‘5 Dangerous Infertility Myths: A Kitchen Table Conversation’
RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association, recently held a “Kitchen Table Conversation” with two panelists who helped uncover what is happening on social media and why it may not be the best resource for learning more about fertility and family building. … Continue reading
