The Dr. OZ Show
When are you too old to have a baby? Dr. John Jain discusses during his recent appearance on "The Dr. OZ Show".
Television
KNBC TV Los Angeles
KNBC4 in Los Angeles featured a story on fertility in women over the age of 30, in which Dr. Jain points out a few important facts. Originally aired, February 1, 2010
Should you get pregnant if you're 50 or older?
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The Doctors - Why You Need a Medical Specialist
Multiple Pregnancies
Dr Jain was a recent guest on “The Doctors.” The topic was multiple pregnancies.
The Emotional Strain of Infertility
I was recently asked by Dr. Phil to address the challenges infertility poses to couples. As you can see from the following highlights, sometimes a couple needs to commit to advanced fertility therapies and at other times, take a break and work on being a couple.
Stress and Fertility, KTLA TV Los Angeles
KTLA TV in Los Angeles, California Recently aired a story on Dr Jain and Santa Monica Fertility on July 23, 2009.
Zygote Intrafallopian Transfer (ZIFT)
Zygote Intrafallopian Transfer (ZIFT) is a procedure whereby embryos are placed directly into the fallopian tube. This allows embryos to develop in their most natural environment, as opposed to the artificial environment of the IVF laboratory. Our ZIFT pregnancy rate for women over 40 years of age exceeds 50%.
The California Octuplets
Dr Jain Appeared on the Today Show to talk about the subject of the California Octuplets.
Egg Freezing
Dr. Allison Hill, one of the stars of Discovery Health’s show “Deliver Me” asked me to freeze her eggs in 2007. Two years later, she is pursuing her career and dreams to the fullest!
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