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With Embryo Transfers, is Fresh Best?

Assisted reproductive technologies (A.R.T.), namely IVF and its science has advanced greatly over the past few years. We can now study the uterine environment as a microcosm and relate the…

Are Shots More Effective for Fertility Medication Administration?

Progesterone administration is used in IVF cycles because of the belief that at the time of egg retrieval subsequent progesterone production would be deficient due to the removal of the…

Freeze Eggs: Preserving Your Fertility

In today’s society, women often delay childbearing until later in their reproductive years. The reasons for this shift are complex, but are often related to social, educational, and economic factors.…

Fertility Centers of New England Receives 2014 Best of Bedford Award

The Fertility Centers of New England has been selected for the 2014 Best of Bedford Award in the Doctors category by the Bedford Award Program. The Fertility Centers of New…

FCNE Earns Nursing Center of Excellence Distinction

The Fertility Centers of New England is proud to announce that we have recently received the Nursing Center of Excellence Award. Issued by the Nurses’ Professional Group, this distinction indicates…

Misconceptions Regarding Reproductive Health and Conception

Recently, a population-based study was published by Lundberg et. al. that assessed and evaluated perceptions regarding fertility in reproductive-aged women. The participants were between ages 18-40 years old. Approximately 50%…

Birth Interval for Pregnancy: The Just Right “Goldilocks Phenomenon”

Achieving a healthy baby following IVF is a joyous occasion and the goal for everyone. Due to laboratory advances and heightened attention focusing on elective single embryo transfers (eSET) of…

Beth Plante, M.D. Has Joined the Fertility Centers of New England

We are proud to announce that Beth Plante, M.D. has joined the Fertility Centers of New England as our newest Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Specialist. Dr. Plante is board-certified in…

How Does Vitamin D Affect Reproductive Health?

Sunlight is the best and only natural source of Vitamin D. It is the way your body intended you to make it. Unfortunately, depending upon your work schedule, the season…

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