As RSC celebrates our 40 Anniversary, we will be taking a look back at where we were and all the many changes and advancements that have propelled us to where we are today.
Dr. Isiah Harris will discuss his passion for teaching, the many awards he received and how he continues teaching fellows from Stanford. He will also touch on his experience at other IVF clinics and what led him to RSC.
Dr. Michael Homer explains his decision to move from engineering to medicine and how he became more insightful, thoughtful, kind, and smart.
拥有伯克利工程师学位的Dr. Homer, 虽然在治疗病人更加严谨，但他和蔼的态度被病人冠称“暖男”专家
Dr. Ravi Agarwal结合在哈佛的教学经验介绍线上首诊重要性-在美停留时间-双语约诊/陪诊团队协作。
Dr. Ravi Agarwal will discuss teaching at Harvard and how it helps him counsel his patients, how long you need to be with RSC to complete fertility treatment, and how growing up in the Bay area prepared him to take care of Chinese patients.
哈佛学医及MBA经历如何优化他的病人试管成功率。作为前招生委员，独家分享如何被哈佛录取
Dr. Eduardo Hariton discusses Harvard, his MBA, and how he blends medicine and business in optimizing outcomes.
When getting pregnant is the goal, it's good to have all the information possible to make that a reality so how does diet factor in? Dr. Mary Hinckley and Bonnie Burgess discuss how diet and nutrition can benefit your fertility journey.
The dream of having a baby can be dashed when there's a miscarriage and almost crushed when there are several losses. Dr. Laura Eisman discusses the type of fertility support Reproductive Science Center of the SF Bay Area can provide and Dina Beasom discusses her pregnancy journey.
In today's episode, get to know Dr. Ramya Sethuram, a new doctor at Reproductive Science Center of the SF Bay Area!Stay up to date
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