Understanding BRCA
A hereditary cancer syndrome is a predisposition to certain types of cancer caused by inherited …
October 21, 2019
Read MoreImproving Fertility Treatment Outcomes with Real-Time Research
Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York’s research team thrives on integrating with our …
October 14, 2019
Read MoreSupporting Patients Following a Miscarriage: Interview with Rena Stein, LMSW
Miscarriages affect many individuals as they attempt to build their families. Supporting patients …
October 7, 2019
Read MoreReflecting on a Year of Progress in Oncofertility at RMA of New York
This August, we celebrated the first anniversary of the Mount Sinai-RMA Oncofertility Program. As …
September 30, 2019
Read MoreHow Uterine Anomalies Can Affect Fertility
Congenital uterine anomalies are abnormal shapes of the uterus that develop before birth. The …
September 23, 2019
Read MoreHow to Manage PCOS Symptoms Through Diet
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a condition marked by irregular or absent ovulation that …
September 16, 2019
Read MoreTalking T.E.A.L.: Q&A with Co-Founder Pamela Esposito-Amery
Tell Every Amazing Lady® About Ovarian Cancer (T.E.A.L.®) was founded in 2009 by two sisters, …
September 9, 2019
Read MoreDiagnosing and Treating Asherman’s Syndrome
Asherman’s syndrome, also referred to as intrauterine synechiae or uterine synechiae, is a …
September 2, 2019
Read MoreThe Effects of Advancing Paternal Age on Pregnancy
As women age, the number and quality of their eggs decline and rates of chromosomal abnormalities …
August 26, 2019
Read MoreUnderstanding Implantation Failure from a Biological Perspective
Implantation failure is a commonly cited cause of infertility. Some causes of implantation failure include uterine anomalies, male factor infertility, and embryonic factors, such as chromosomal abnormalities, genetic mutations, or factors associated with energy production and stress response. Pre-implantation genetic testing (PGT) has improved live birth rates and reduced miscarriage rates remarkably, but physicians are still trying to understand why some chromosomally screened embryos fail to implant. Mitochondria, which are the primary energy source of cells, have been suggested to play a role in embryonic competence.
August 19, 2019
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