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Thank You From One Of Our Patients

We received this incredibly kind note from one of our patients. It not only touched all of our hearts but reminded us all why we do what we do. In…

Fertility Centers of New England Exhibits at RESOLVE New England’s Annual Conference

Fertility Centers of New England is proud to be an exhibitor at RESOLVE of New England’s 24th Annual Fertility Treatment, Donor Choices and Adoption Conference on Saturday, November 4th. This…

Parental Obesity Is Linked To Delays In Child Development

Obesity is linked to both male and female infertility and miscarriage. Obesity during pregnancy is also linked to pregnancy complications and a higher incidence of metabolic disorders in children. A…

Are Cancer Patients Informed About The Impact Of Treatment On Their Fertility?

If you have been diagnosed with cancer or certain other diseases, your fertility may be at risk. We are often asked, “Are cancer patients informed about the impact of treatment…

Guidance for Providers Caring for Women and Men Of Reproductive Age with Possible Zika Virus Exposure

In September 2016, the American Society of Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) issued new guidance for providers caring for women and men of reproductive age with possible Zika Virus exposure. The guidance…

Obesity Causes Hormonal Imbalances That Can Cause Infertility

It is without dispute that obesity causes hormonal imbalances that can cause infertility. These imbalances can manifest in ovulatory dysfunction (irregular periods) and play a role in infertility. But these effects,…

Being Overweight During Pregnancy May Lead To Increased Birth Defects

It has long been known that being overweight during pregnancy could lead to medical problems during the pregnancy such as high blood pressure and diabetes. In addition, being overweight during…

Walnuts Can Control Appetite

Obesity continues to be an important factor in pregnancy loss and infertility. Overeating and poor food choices are the primary reasons for weight gain. There is a lot of discussion…

Breastfeeding May Reduce a Woman’s Risk of Endometriosis

A recent study published in the BMJ suggests that breastfeeding may reduce a woman’s risk of endometriosis. The Nurses’ Health Study II ran from 1989 to 2011. Included in the…

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