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March 14, 2013

Fertility treatments carry a hefty price tag and few people realize some costs associated with fertility treatment are tax deductible. Diagnostic tests, fertility drugs, reproductive surgeries, in vitro fertilization (IVF), intrauterine insemination (IUI), travel expenses associated with fertility treatment, and pregnancy tests are all deductible expenses.

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Video: What is Ovarian Reserve?

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How does your ovarian reserve help predict your response to fertility treatment? Dr. Eden Rauch of IVF New Jersey explains what is ovarian reserve.

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Video: What are the Benefits of Frozen Donor Eggs?

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How do you know if frozen donor egg is right for you? Dr. William F. Ziegler of Reproductive Science Center of New Jersey explains the benefits of using frozen donor eggs.

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Video: What is Third Party Reproduction?

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How do you know if third party reproduction is right for you? Dr. Susan Treiser of IVF New Jersey explains how donor eggs, donor sperm, or gestational surrogacy can be used in family building.

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Video: What is PCOS?

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A common cause of female infertility is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). Dr. Seth Derman of Princeton IVF explains more about the condition.

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Video: Can a Woman Preserve Her Fertility?

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If you're concerned about the future of your fertility, you may consider fertility preservation. Dr. Michael Darder of IVF New Jersey explains how a woman can preserve her fertility.

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Video: What is Ovarian Reserve?

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If you're concerned about your ovarian reserve, you may not know where to begin. Dr. Althea O'Shaughnessy of Reproductive Science Center of New Jersey explains what is ovarian reserve.

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It Takes a Team: Preparing for Natural Disaster at a Fertility Clinic

November 2, 2012

Hurricane Sandy shook the east coast Monday, devastating the geography of the Jersey Shore, flooding lower Manhattan and the basins of local rivers, and taking pieces of our lives with her. Amongst the turmoil, fertility clinics opened their doors, their doctors and staff risking their own lives to give patients a shot at parenthood. While we make emergency preparations at home, fertility clinics prepare for storms in a very different way.

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Single Embryo Transfer with Chromosome Screening Superior to Double Embryo Transfer

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October 25, 2012

Findings from a clinical trial examining single embryo transfer (SET) with comprehensive chromosome screening (CCS) indicate increased in vitro fertilization (IVF) success rates compared to traditional double embryo transfer (DET).

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Should You See a Fertility Doctor in Central New Jersey?

Are you trying to conceive?

There are approximately 191,462 people in New Jersey who are experiencing infertility. Most fertility experts agree you may be infertile if you have had unprotected sexual intercourse for six months (women over 35) or 12 months (women under 35) without a pregnancy. If this applies to you, it is recommended you transition from your OB/GYN to a reproductive endocrinologist (RE), or fertility doctor.

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