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For many infertile couples, the holidays are a particularly stressful time of year. The emphasis on family and children add a new emotional burden to…

Dr. Kevin Doody was interviewed for a feature in The Atlantic on INVOcell, a new innovation in assisted reproductive technology (ART).

Learn how to calculate your IVF due date following treatment at The Center for Assisted Reproduction, or CARE Fertility.

While cramping may seem like a sign of bad things to come during IVF treatment, it isn’t necessarily so. Find out what cramps really mean.

Early pregnancy symptoms may go unnoticed or be mistaken for menstrual symptoms. Learn what signs to look for in this blog post.

Although serious complications are exceedingly rare, there are some mild side effects associated with IVF medications. Learn what they are.

Endometriosis can make it difficult to get pregnant. Fertility treatment can help those who struggle with endometriosis successfully conceive.

Couples can undergo genetic carrier screening to learn if their child will be at risk for certain genetic conditions.

The fertility specialists at CARE Fertilty can help patients understand how alcohol consumption may be affecting their fertility.

Keeping track of basal body temperature (BBT) is one method of gauging optimal periods of fertility, albeit not a foolproof method.