Creating “designer” babies from a threesome?

According to an article in the Washington Post a government advisory committee began debating a new technique that combines DNA from three people to create embryos free of certain inherited diseases.

The two-day meeting of the Food and Drug Administration panel is focused on a procedure that scientists think could help women who carry DNA mutations for conditions such as …

Fewer women seek help for infertility, or is it more?

Here’s a surprising finding in one new study.

As reported in the Washington Post increased awareness about the options hasn’t resulted in increased use of infertility services, according to new federal data. Instead, the numbers show declines for those seeking medical help to get pregnant or to prevent miscarriage.

“There’s always been this perception these things are on the rise …

Low Vitamin D levels linked to fibroids

According to a study published in the May issue of the journal Epidemiology and reported in the New York Times, inadequate levels of vitamin D may increase the risk for uterine fibroids.

Vitamin D has been associated with reduced risk for various diseases, but this is the first to examine the connection to fibroids, benign tumors of the uterus …

RPMG’s Dr. Wisot quoted in National Enquirer

RPMG’s Dr. Arthur Wisot was quoted in two articles in the April 22nd edition of the National Enquirer.

“Pregnant Kim Diabetes Bombshell” is on page 17; “Halle Berry Shotgun Wedding” is on Page 55. In both articles Dr. Wisot comments on issues related to their pregnancies.

Check out this issue which should be on newsstands now.…

Exercise can increase sperm counts

According to an article in USA Today, healthy young men who watch a lot of TV and those who skimp on exercise have lower concentrations of sperm in their semen than guys who watch less and move more, a new study finds.

The study is small and does not prove cause and effect. But it adds to evidence that …

Dr. Wisot Featured in the November 26th issue of STAR Magazine

Dr. Wisot in Star Magazine
RPMG’s Dr. Arthur Wisot was featured answering a reader’s question in  Star Magazine’s “Health-Tips for feeling good in Hollywood” column in its November 26th issue.

In answer to a reader’s question about  Khloe Kardashian’s problem with ovulation, Dr. Wisot responded:

“The most common reason that someone Khloe’s age does not ovulate is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). Women with PCOS have …

New Strategies to Boost IVF Success Rates

Here is a relevant article published in the Wall Street Journal regarding an additional option to possibly improve IVF outcomes.  It is a treatment option that RPMG has already provided.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390443862604578030600949336888.html

Especially with the recent advances in freezing techniques, this may be a very good option for couples who have not had previous successes.  Talk to your primary RPMG physician …