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INVOcell: Is it Right For You?

INVOcell: Is it Right For You?

Sep 12, 2017 | Assisted Reproductive Technology, Blog, Fertility Treatment, In-Vitro Fertilization

Fifteen years ago, the conceptwas devised but the technology was not there to support it. INVOcell is a gas permeable plastic capsule made in the in vitro fertilization (IVF) laboratory and contains a mixture of eggs and sperm. The eggs and sperm are collected in a...
How Does Ectopic Pregnancy Affect Fertility?

How Does Ectopic Pregnancy Affect Fertility?

Nov 15, 2016 | Assisted Reproductive Technology, Blog

An ectopic pregnancy occurs whenever an embryo attaches outside of the uterine cavity. Although difficult to estimate accurately, it has been reported that as many as 2 percent of pregnancies land in ectopic locations and 98 percent of ectopic pregnancies are tubal...
Fertility Clinics Scan for the Strongest Embryo

Fertility Clinics Scan for the Strongest Embryo

Jul 12, 2014 | Assisted Reproductive Technology, Atlantic Reproductive's News, Blog

Dr. Richard T. Scott Jr. of Reproductive Medicine Associates of New Jersey has developed tests for embryos to improve birth rates. <Click here to read the article.>  
All About Working with a Gestational Carrier

All About Working with a Gestational Carrier

May 24, 2014 | Assisted Reproductive Technology, Blog

If you are unable to carry a pregnancy to term, working with a gestational carrier may be an option for your family. What is a Gestational Carrier? A gestational carrier, also known as a gestational surrogate or gestational mother, is a woman who carries and gives...
When Do You Need a Sperm Analysis, and How Does It Work?

When Do You Need a Sperm Analysis, and How Does It Work?

Apr 2, 2014 | Assisted Reproductive Technology, Blog, Fertility Diagnostics, Fertility in Men

When you finally decide it’s time to try to figure out why pregnancy isn’t happening, one of the first steps your doctor may ask for is a sperm analysis. This procedure is typically part of a fertility investigation for couples who have not been able to conceive. In...
4 Surprising Ways the Biological Clock Affects Women’s Fertility

4 Surprising Ways the Biological Clock Affects Women’s Fertility

Feb 25, 2014 | Assisted Reproductive Technology, Blog, Fertility in Women

One of the gender differences in human reproduction is that men make new sperm continuously throughout their lives and women make all of their eggs before they are born.  Men are capable of conceiving children late in life while women usually exhaust their supply of...
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