5 fertility questions during the coronavirus pandemic
During an assisted reproduction treatment, many questions, doubts and the normal uncertainty of those who face an unexpected life situation, even more so today in times of coronavirus, arise. This is why Dr. Ricardo Rueda Head of the Reprotec Reproductive Medicine Section answers the most common doubts about assisted reproduction treatments and infertility during this […]
Dr. Ricardo Rueda on Aló Doctor
What is infertility and why does it occur? Our specialist, Dr. Ricardo Rueda, explains the reasons why the problem of infertility occurs in the “Hello Doctor” section of “El Desayuno” (The Breakfast Show).
Reprotec Birthday: Our Beginning
Reprotec Fertility Center was born on April 4, 1994 at the initiative of theDr Ricardo Rueda SaenzWho, upon returning from his training in gynecology, obstetrics and reproductive medicine, the universities of Johns Hopkins and McGill in the United States and Canada, is linked to the Department of Gynecology, Obstetrics and Human Reproduction of the Santa […]
What is Endometriosis?
During the month of February, we want to address a very important topic for women’s reproductive health: endometriosis. Today, we’ll hear from Dr. Ricardo Rueda, who will explain what endometriosis is, its symptoms, the potential consequences for women who suffer from it, and the good news about its treatment.
Commentary on the death of Robert Edwards
Our Nobel Prize dies, Dr. Robert Edwards, whom the reproductive medicine community considers as the father of the assisted reproduction in the world. after many comings and goings, and making their first attempts at In vitro fertilization of human oocytes with Professor Howartd Jones, Jr., of Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, USA achieves its first […]
Embryonic stem cells by cloning
Dr. Ricardo Rueda, specialist physician at Reprotec Fertility Center, congratulates scientists at the University of Oregon for creating for the first time, embryonic stem cells by cloningNews given on May 16. The news given today by scientists at the University of Oregon at its Primate Research Center, which is one of the leading research institutions […]