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Dr. Alan Copperman discusses how healthy babies are born utilizing the most advanced treatment in assisted reproductive technology

This latest breakthrough is one of many advancements in the field of fertility that scientists expect will change the way babies are created.

October 10, 2016

Dr. Alan B. Copperman featured on DailyMail discussing the relationship between stress and infertility

How STRESS makes it harder to conceive: Women who feel overstretched 'are 40% less likely to get pregnant'

• Doctors have long suspected that stress levels affect fertility
• But a new study has calculated exactly how drastic the effect is
• They also found women experience spike in stress after conceiving
• However, women should not feel guilty about infertility, one doctor told Daily Mail Online

September 13, 2016

Dr. Alan Copperman speaks to Salon in a live stream interview about Embryonic Engineering & CRISPR.

If you could edit your child’s genes, would you?
Dr. Alan Copperman joined Salon Talks to discuss the ethics of the first gene editing technology in human embryos

September 13, 2016

Dr. Joseph Davis speaks to Fox News on options for ivf couples with frozen embryos.

Program helps families 'adopt' embryos donated by other couples

September 1, 2016

Dr. Kimberley A. Thornton explains to Self.com how abortion can impact your fertility potential

Many women who have abortions hope to have children at a later time. Since having an abortion is just about the literal opposite of having a baby, it's natural to wonder if a past procedure will have an impact on future fertility.

August 31, 2016

RMANY Co-Founder Dr. Tanmoy Mukherjee featured in Emmy writer Jessi Klein’s novel You’ll Grow Out of It available on Amazon.com

PEOPLE'S BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR!
ONE OF NEW YORK TIMES' NOTABLE BOOKS OF 2016!
INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES AND USA TODAY BESTSELLER!

YOU'LL GROW OUT OF IT hilariously, and candidly, explores the journey of the twenty-first century woman.

August 31, 2016

Dr. Alan Copperman speaks to Self.com about how often to have sex if trying to conceive.

Obviously having sex increases your chances of getting pregnant. Getting pregnant naturally is impossible without it. While logic would tell you that the more you have sex the greater your chances are that a sperm and egg will finally meet and make a baby, that's not necessarily the case.

August 27, 2016

Dr. Natan Bar-Chama speaks to Endocrine Web advising men with erectile dysfunction to assess risks for osteoporosis with a physician

Men with erectile dysfunction (ED) are at increased risk for osteoporosis and should undergo bone density screening, according to findings from a large study reported in Medicine.

August 17, 2016

Dr. Alan B. Copperman speaks to US News and World Report on improving access to fertility care for same-sex couples

A RECENT LAWSUIT involving lesbians in New Jersey who are trying to conceive is highlighting how unaffordable infertility treatments can be – and raising deeper questions about who has the right to assistance in conceiving a child.

August 15, 2016

Dr. Kimberley A. Thornton speaks to Stylecaster about what happens to your body when you go off the pill

Regardless of whether you’re looking to quit birth control pills to try to get pregnant, or you simply want to experiment with another form of contraceptive, there are some things every woman needs to know before quitting cold turkey. We spoke with gynecologists and fertility experts to find out just how your body changes after you stop taking the pill—from your skin (breakouts!) to your mood, period pain, weight fluctuation, and more.

August 10, 2016