Navigating the Emotional Rollercoaster of Infertility During the Holidays
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Fertility Experts, Dr. Peter McGovern and Dr. Adam Fechner to Discuss Egg Freezing The Answer
Doctors will explain the benefits of egg freezing and the optimal age to explore this process
[Dec. 11th 2014] Hasbrouck Heights, NJ – It’s Conceivable: The Infertility Show, the weekly radio show that helps its listeners better understand infertility and its treatments on New York’s AM970 The Answer, will air at 3:30PM this Saturday, December 13. It’s Conceivable: The Infertility Show is hosted by Dr. Peter McGovern and Dr. Adam Fechner and is sponsored by University Reproductive Associates. This interesting show will help its listeners separate fact from fiction regarding egg freezing.
Egg freezing has recently been in the news as several large companies have decided to offer egg freezing as a benefit to their female employees who are not yet ready to have children but may want the option, down the road. Drs. McGovern and Fechner will discuss egg freezing and the circumstances where it may be a useful option for women. They will also discuss the optimal age for freezing eggs and will explain how eggs are harvested and frozen in easy to understand terms in order to help make decisions about this sometimes controversial topic easier.
Listeners are invited to tune in to It’s Conceivable: The Infertility Show on AM970 every Saturday from 3:30PM to 4:00PM. It’s Conceivable: The Infertility Show is hosted by Dr. Peter McGovern and Dr. Adam Fechner and is sponsored by University Reproductive Associates with locations in Hasbrouck Heights, Hoboken and Montclair, NJ. The show is streamed and archived on AM970TheAnswer.com, and can be accessed anytime during and after the show.
It’s Conceivable: The Infertility Show is produced by Verasoni Worldwide, an integrated marketing and public relations firm in Montclair, NJ. Verasoni Worldwide works with clients across markets and around the world to deliver integrated marketing communications strategies and campaigns. To learn more visit verasoni.com.
About University Reproductive Associates
University Reproductive Associates has earned its national reputation by being passionate patient advocates and by delivering the most appropriate cutting-edge treatments to help make their patients’ dreams come true. With offices conveniently located in Hasbrouck Heights, Hoboken and Montclair, NJ, the doctors and staff at University Reproductive Associates are available when you need them. University Reproductive Associates has worked diligently to control the problem of multiple pregnancy, a known risk of fertility medications. URA focuses equally on the critical goals of safety, success and affordability. Their motto is: “One miracle at a time.” To learn more visit www.uranj.com.
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