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Caffeine and Miscarriage

Some studies have found a link between daily caffeine consumption and reproductive difficulty. A recent NIH sponsored study from the University of Ohio reported that both men and women who drink…

Anxiety and Depression

Anxiety and depression touch the soul of many. Women who demonstrate are not immune; and in fact, may be more exposed to its effects. It is reported that approximately 10%…

Exercise and Male Fertility: Did They Correct for Spandex?

A study published in Human Reproduction (2014;29(11):2575-82) reported that higher levels of moderate to vigorous physical activity were associated with higher sperm concentrations among couples going through fertility treatments. Men…

Maximizing Chances of Pregnancy

Much emphasis in the field of reproductive technologies and IVF is placed on arriving at delivery of a healthy infant. Our goal is to promote generation of the healthiest, euploid…

How Long to Wait to Try Again After a Miscarriage

A common question we receive is how long to wait to try again after a miscarriage? Clinicians traditionally have advised those who have suffered a miscarriage not associated with a…

FDA Recommendations Regarding the Zika Virus and Egg Donation

Women of child-bearing age are at risk for serious complications related to the Zika virus. In particular, the Zika virus has been associated with microcephaly (an underdeveloped brain) in infants…

Danielle Vitiello, MD Named Top Doc in Infertility Diagnosis and Treatment by NH Magazine

The Fertility Centers of New England is proud to announce that our own Dr. Danielle Vitiello has been recognized by NH Magazine as one of the leading Reproductive Endocrinologists in…

Robert Weiss, MD of Fertility Centers of New England, Named Top Doc in Infertility Diagnosis and Treatment by Boston Magazine

The Fertility Centers of New England is proud to announce that our own Dr. Robert Weiss has once again been recognized by Boston Magazine as one of the top Reproductive…

Guidelines On Fish Consumption For Pregnant Women Don’t Go Far Enough

A report by the Environmental Working Group found that Federal guidelines on fish consumption for pregnant women don’t go far enough to protect their fetuses from mercury. Ingestion of mercury,…

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