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DR. MADANES: I did my basic medical education, medical school, in Tel Aviv University in Israel and then I moved to the United States, where I did one year of general surgery at Maimonides Hospital in New York, and then I moved to Boston where I did residency in obstetrics and gynecology, which gave me the basic training for infertility and other gynecological problems. And then I did a sub-specialty fellowship in infertility at Harvard School of Medicine in Boston. Following this I was the head of the infertility services at Tufts for a year and then I was recruited to Loyola University in Chicago where I was the head of the fertility services for two years. From there I moved to Mt. Sinai in Chicago, where I was Chief of Gynecological Services to then open the Midwest Fertility Center, which is totally dedicated to the care of the infertile patient.

In my opinion, one of the most important functions of any species in this world is propagation of their species. My feeling is that by helping the infertile patient we're contributing immensely to society needs.