How to Advocate for Fertility & Family-Building Benefits Millions of Americans struggle to start a family. In the modern working world, many women are waiting longer to have children, and […]

This post is current as of December 16, 2021 and will be updated as new CDC recommendations are released.  This article was medically reviewed and authored by Dr. Lynn Westphal, […]

As an assisted reproductive technology attorney representing clients in New York and New Jersey, I couldn’t be more excited to share with the Kindbody community that New York has finally […]

We spend the vast majority of our reproductive years trying desperately NOT to get pregnant.  This is rooted in our health and sex education classes in grade school, which scare […]

Access to comprehensive sexual and reproductive health is a basic human right. However, based on the Global Fund for Women “the global status of women’s and girls’ sexual and reproductive health and rights is disturbing…

In this new normal, virtual healthcare is the way of the future. A virtual consult is a great way to start your fertility journey without physically coming to a Kindbody clinic.

In the midst of these uncertainties, it is still vital to educate patients about the impact of cancer on future fertility.

Compared to other places in the country, the impact of the coronavirus outbreak in California has been blunted, in major part due to Governor Newsom and his early call to enact a shelter in place order.

The Coronavirus spreads through both air and contact. It’s much like the flu in that regard. Some common sense steps you can take to help protect yourself: