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Fertility After Cancer

For many, having a child is very much a part of the quality of life. Not all young cancer survivors are aware of the potential option for fertility preservation and…

The Fertility Centers of New England Announces a New First

The Fertility Centers of New England is the first IVF lab in the United States to report successful births following embryo culture in a new, high-tech, low-oxygen incubator called the…

Choosing the Best Blastocyst for Transfer

Other than performing preimplantation genetic screening, the embryologist cannot assess with the naked eye which embryos are chromosomally normal. What we do have is years of research in morphometrics which…

FCNE Announces New Nashua, NH Location!

The Fertility Centers of New England is pleased to announce the opening of our newest location in Nashua, NH. Dr. Danielle Vitiello, who has been named one of the TOP…

Infertility Stress is Stressing Me Out

Misnomer or not, the belief that infertility is a psychologically driven condition exists. It is true that extreme circumstances of stress such as famine and in times such as war,…

Surgical Scoring System for Submucosal Fibroids

Fibroids, also known as leiomyoma, are benign smooth muscle tumors within the uterus. These fibroids can be positioned on the outside of the uterus (subserosal), within the uterine muscle (intramural)…

Patient Centered Care

The delivery of health care has traditionally focused on a paradigm known as ‘disease management’ based on guidelines formulated from medical studies and expert opinions. A new trend has emerged…

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS): What to Expect When You Are Not Expecting

Polycystic ovarian syndrome is a lifetime affair. It manifests often in the late teens early twenties often causing irregular menstrual cycles and elevated androgen (male hormone) levels. This hyperandrogenemia can…

Laser Assisted Hatching of Vitrified Embryos

A human egg or oocyte is surrounded by an outer protective shell known as the zona pellucida. As an embryo develops from zygote (day 1) to blastocyst (day 5), the…

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