Let me start by saying how very sorry I am to hear that you have had to go through this terrible experience. I cannot even begin to imagine how difficult it has been for you and your partner. You ... Read More »

Understanding Poor Response in IVF and Knowing When and How to Move On

Wednesday, June 3, 7:00PM-8:30PM

Dr. Minoos Hosseinzadeh and one of the embryologists from Coastal ... Read More »

The other day I had a client refer to her medical doctor as, "the kind that doesn't run out of the room when you start talking." This ... Read More »

I was 13 when the first test tube baby was born. I remember how much talk it stirred up in my household about science vs. nature. I also remember thinking “That is the weirdest thing on the ... Read More »

As much as we hear about breast MRI and other new modalities for breast cancer screening it gets confusing for people to sort out what is best for them. To keep it simple, for most of us ... Read More »

It seems intuitive to believe that friendships make life better and make people happier. Now research is backing up that intuition and adding to the benefits of friendship such things as ... Read More »

     Ovarian cancer concerns many of my patients and I am often asked about the CA-125 ... Read More »

This was the message I received from a member on DS with a suggestion to write this blog. How do you carry on after the death of a loved one?  I know there are people on DS ... Read More »

The Georgia State Senate was defeated last month in its attempts to forever alter the classification of an embryo. If Senate Bill 169 had passed, an embryo, even one created through IVF, would ... Read More »