A Wealth of Information and Resources on Infertility at
Upcoming A TIME Medical Conference

Several hundred people are expected to turn out on Sunday
June 10^th for an A TIME conference that will provide comprehensive
information on a variety of topics including infertility, PCOS, recurrent
pregnancy loss, genetic testing, adoption and the latest research.

Taking place at Touro College’s Lander College for Women,
the conference will begin at 9 AM and will feature a full panel of experts
throughout the day-long program which will include multiple keynote addresses given
by Dr. Owen Davis, Dr. Dan Goldschlag, Dr. Lawrence Grunfeld and Dr. Brian
Levine.  With three sets of concurrent
breakaway workshops on well over a dozen topics, the conference will give
couples struggling with primary and secondary infertility and loss the ability
to learn about the latest developments in the world of medicine that are most
relevant to them and provide a golden opportunity to speak directly with the
renowned medical experts who will be presenting at the conference.

“Our doctors are always extremely generous with their
knowledge and their time,” said Mrs. Vivienne Moskowitz, A TIME’s medical
consultant and director of the Shabbos near the Hospital program.  “Being able to speak directly to these
prominent doctors has saved couples thousands of dollars and has helped more
than a few shorten their journey to parenthood, which is the most important
goal for us.”

Held every second or third year, A TIME’s conferences are
just one of the many ways that the organization serves the thousands of couples
who turn to them for help, explained Rabbi Mordechai Koenig, director of
medical affairs and hashgacha.  

“Aside from the many doctors who will be joining us, we will
also be having nutritionists, alternative medicine, acupuncturists and physiologists
addressing other aspects of infertility,” said Rabbi Koenig.  “It is very comprehensive and a massive,
professional event that has enabled us to help so many people in the past.”

The first organization dedicated to addressing infertility
in the Jewish community, A TIME is known for its unparalleled caring and has
offices throughout the United States, Europe and Israel, servicing members from
all over the world.   Its multiple
divisions address every aspect of women’s health from birth to menopause and
every member of the A TIME helpline is not only medically trained, but has also
experienced or is currently experiencing infertility.

“The heart is there; the knowledge is there,” said Mrs.
Moskowitz.  “We feel for them with all of
our hearts and truly understand their pain.”

Advance registration
is required for the conference. To find out more, visit
www.atimeconference.org.