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Two Weeks in Boston
Posted by Dr. Richard Paulson on February 3 at 4:56 PMAs I have revealed to some of our patients, I am currently on sabbatical...
Read Full PostMe and the American Society for Reproductive Medicine
Posted by Dr. Richard Paulson on January 20 at 4:58 PMBetween October 16 and 21, 2009, I had the pleasure to attend the annual meeting of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia...
Read Full PostDr. Michael Kamrava and the Octuplets
Posted by Dr. Richard Paulson on January 12 at 10:54 AMWell, it has finally happened. The infamous octomom fertility specialist, Dr. Michael Kamrava, has been formally charged with negligence by the California Medical Board...
Read Full Post5 Things You Should Know About Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)
Posted by Dr. Karine Chung on December 8 at 12:01 PMPolycystic Ovary Syndrome is one of the most common causes of irregular menstrual periods. Here are five important things you should know about it.
Read Full Post5 Things You Should Know About Recurrent Miscarriages
Posted by Dr. Karine Chung on November 5 at 9:18 PMHere are five important things you should know about recurrent miscarriages...
Read Full PostBaby Update: Javier Comes to Visit!
Posted by Heidi Linscomb on October 27 at 2:44 PMYesenia and DeShon came by to visit us on October 7 with their beautiful baby boy Javier Arturo Gipson...
Read Full PostTesting for Downs’ Syndrome and Other Abnormalities in Early Pregnancy
Posted by Dr. Karine Chung on October 22 at 7:06 AMAbnormalities in early pregnancy are a common fear among parents-to-be. Here are a few suggestions for how you can test for them...
Read Full PostAnother baby visits USC Fertility!
Posted by Heidi Linscomb on October 15 at 2:22 PMJosephine Pearson came to visit us for the first time since she was born 90 days ago!
Read Full Post3 Ways to Be Proactive About Preventing Birth Defects
Posted by Dr. Karine Chung on October 8 at 10:24 AMBirth defects are abnormalities present at the time of a baby’s birth. They occur in approximately 3% of pregnancies...
Read Full PostAnother baby blog!
Posted by Heidi Linscomb on October 1 at 2:07 PMHailey came by for a visit today with Mom and wasn’t really interested in smiling for a photo...
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