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Seven Ways To Increase Male Fertility

Many factors associated with infertility are beyond your control. In fact, one in six couples attempting pregnancy will have difficulty achieving pregnancy. It is also important to know that infertility…

Things You Can Do To Take Control Of Your Fertility Treatment

Stress and infertility. Infertility and stress. These words form an all too familiar pairing. Anyone who has struggled to have a baby or who has known someone struggling to have…

Is Zika Still A Threat For Pregnancy?

The year 2018 brought great concern for this newly evolving syndrome in newborns, infected in utero- the Zika virus. 2019 clarified the cause and effect relationship and the continued monitoring…

Foods That Increase Fertility and Your Chances of Pregnancy

More and more evidence links a healthy diet to increased fertility. One way to look at a fertility diet is to focus on what you can and should eat; this…

Infertility Treatment Cost: What You Should Know

There’s a moment when every couple or individual who wants to start their family with the help of infertility treatments realizes how expensive the process is—and it’s often overwhelming. At…

2020 Top Boston Doctor Awards

Congratulations to Dr. Weiss and Dr. Plante voted Boston Magazine’s 2020 Top Doctors! Boston Magazine’s 2020 Top Boston Doctor Awards recognized Fertility Centers of New England physicians Dr. Robert Weiss…

How Much Does IVF Cost?

Over the last forty years in the United States, healthcare spending by individuals has increased 30-fold, from around $350 per person in 1970 to well over $10,000 per person in…

Understanding The Luteal Phase and It’s Affect on Fertility

Understanding how the body prepares for pregnancy is important to understanding your fertility. Many patients ask us, “What is the luteal phase?” It occurs during the second half of a…

What Happens During Embryo Transfer?

An embryo transfer is the last part of the in vitro fertilization (IVF) process. At Fertility Centers of New England, all embryos are grown for 5 days to the Blastocyst…

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