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Migraines and Infertility Medications

According to the Migraine Research Foundation migraines are the 3rd most prevalent illness in the world and the 6th most disabling illness world-wide. Approximately 18% of American women (about 28 Million) suffer…

Fertility Preservation

Reproductive capacity is an age dependent process and is influenced by different conditions, some genetic and many not. The idea of fertility preservation may, in fact, be a misnomer and…

Dr. Robert Weiss And Dr. Beth Plante Are Two of The Top Reproductive Endocrinologists In The 2017 List of Top Docs of Boston

We are proud to announce that Boston Magazine recognized our physicians, Dr. Robert Weiss and Dr. Beth Plante are two of the top Reproductive Endocrinologists in the 2017 list of Top…

World Map of Areas With Risk of Zika

World Map of Areas with Risk of Zika (Current as of: January 10, 2018) Because Zika infection during pregnancy can cause severe birth defects, pregnant women should not travel to the areas below. Partners of pregnant women and…

Over-The-Counter Pain Killers Adversely Affect Sperm

Sperm production in Western countries have decreased by 50% over the past 40 years. Reasons for this phenomenon have been largely unknown. A study published this week in the journal,…

The Kind Words From One Patient Give Hope To Another

May the kind words from one patient give hope to another. We recently received a thank you from one of our patients that touched us all and is the reason…

Are Medications During Pregnancy Safe?

A question we often receive is “are medications during pregnancy safe?” So many women are faced with the decision of to continue medications during pregnancy compromising often their well-being for…

10 Healthiest Behaviors To Bring About Good Health

In the book “Us! Our Life. Our Health. Our Legacy.” by LD Bradley and ML McKenzie, MD, the authors list the 10 healthiest behaviors to bring about good health. These…

Women With Low Vitamin D May Experience Less Success With IVF

A recent study published in Human Reproduction suggests that women with low vitamin D may experience less success with IVF than women with normal vitamin D levels. The findings came…

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