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What lead me to SCRC in specific: by Dr. Diana Chavkin 4/28/25: I’ve had kind of an interesting few months to say the least. I moved from NYC where I had practiced for a number of years a little less

Fun Facts About Me When I was in high school and I told my guidance counselor that I wanted to be a doctor she suggested that I try to pick a career that would allow me to prioritize being a

Hello: I have been practicing fertility medicine and helping individuals and couples build families for about 15 years now. I am from NYC. I did my undergrad at Columbia university and earned my medical degree at New York University. For

First you need to feel comfortable. There are many clinics out there with amazing results and amazing labs and amazing scientists. And all of that is truly important. ButI’ve heard over and over again from so many patients when coming

More than 70,000 reproductive-age women are diagnosed with cancer each year in the United States. More than 11,000 women under the age of 40 are diagnosed with breast cancer each year making breast cancer the most common malignancy in women

As we get older, our ovaries also age and the eggs within them decrease in number and in quality. We have a certain finite number of eggs in our ovaries when we are born and as we age we lose

Definitely IVF. Its allows people to have children that they would not have been able to have otherwise. It’s the most incredible gift modern medicine has given humans. Women like myself with low ovarian reserve or with low fertility potential