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Wall Street Journal A personal-genomics company in California has been awarded a broad U.S. patent for a technique that could

Fox News For women with primary ovarian insufficiency (POI), getting pregnant can feel like nothing more than a dream.  Characterized

Time Health & Family About 6.7 million American women suffer from infertility, 1% of whom struggle to get pregnant because

By Jessica Henderson | Forbes.com You can’t bear to let anyone else hold your 6-month-old niece at family gatherings, the hat

The Washington Post When Michele Foust received a diagnosis of Stage 2 breast cancer this spring, she typed out a

By Laura Hambleton, Washington Post The couple married when they were 23 years old. For the next 10 years, they devoted themselves

US News & World Report Even as a girl, Sarah Elizabeth Richards seemed maternal. The oldest of four, she was

TIME Magazine Making babies ought to be the easiest thing you’ll ever do—indeed, it ought to be a hard thing

Vivere is proud to partner with Resolve: The National Infertility Association on a patient satisfaction survey focused on learning more

Supports continuing education for Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Fellows Since 2014, the Scientific Advisory Board of Vivere (SAB) has awarded

As more women enter and choose to remain in the workforce while deferring plans to start families, one industry has

“You’ve got cancer.” Those are three words nobody wants to hear. And if you are a teenager or young adult

Vivere, a fertility management and equity partner, has acquired Reconceived, LLC, the pioneer in providing patient experience training programs for the

Nashville location, set to open in early 2016, will provide Tennessee patients access to some of the highest success rates

Vivere, a leading fertility management and equity partner, announced today the beginning of construction on Kentucky Fertility Institute (KFI), the

  If you are trying to conceive a baby and it’s not happening as quickly as you expected, you may

“Just relax and you’ll get pregnant!” Like it or not, your girlfriends and sisters and co-workers who are already moms

You’ve been diagnosed with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). On the bright side, now you know the likely cause of that