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Over 55,000 Shares For This Photo Of Newborn Surrounded By IVF Syringes
A photograph of a newborn surrounded by syringes arranged in a heart has touched a chord with thousands on Facebook. The picture, that's worth the proverbial 1,000 words, portrays the challenges of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). Since being posted on August 11, the photo has collected over 70,000 reactions and more than 55,000 shares - and still cou...
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Seven Commandments For A Successful IVF Treatment
Though IVF treatment or the In Vitro Fertilization is one of the most effective ways of conceiving a baby, you can take a few steps to improve your chances of conception.
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These Two Baby Boys Are Twins, But An Italian Court Says They Aren't Brothers
Fifteen months ago in California, a surrogate mother gave birth to twin boys. The babies were the sons of a gay Italian couple who had used in vitro fertilization to have children.
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World's First Three-Parent IVF Baby Birth 'Revolutionary': Doctor
A New York fertility specialist, who said he successfully carried out a "three-parent" in vitro fertilization (IVF) technique resulting in a baby boy, called the procedure a "revolutionary approach in human reproduction."
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Surrogacy Rules Wipe Out Hope For Childless Couples In Britain
Days after NDTV brought you the story of an Indian-origin British couple struggling to get back their frozen embryos from India after the commercial surrogacy ban, many couples in London have come forward with a similar plea to the Indian government.
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Mumbai Couple Turns To Crowdfunding To Save Their Month-Old Baby
The hospital, however, has promised waivers, but the doctors say they can do very little to avoid such expenditures.
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First Ever Test-Tube Dogs Give 'Puppy Love' A New Meaning
Rarely is a major scientific breakthrough so darn cute
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IVF babies not at increased death risk
Babies born by in vitro fertilisation (IVF) do not face an increased risk of birth defects, nor are they at greater risk of being smaller than normal.
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Frozen embryos better than fresh ones
For women seeking help to become mothers through in vitro fertilization (IVF), frozen embryos might be a better choice than fresh ones.
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Passive smoking affects fertility treatment
Passive smoking can be as damaging as smoking to women taking fertility treatment.
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Lead may impair male fertility
Lead remains in high levels in the environment and lead exposure may cause some cases of unexplained male infertility by impairing sperm function according to a new research.
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Low egg production may predict early menopause
There is evidence for the quantitative ovarian concept of reproductive aging. Women with a low number of oocytes are more likely to have a premature menopause. A recent study has shown that in women undergoing In vitro fertilization (IVF) those who produce the fewest eggs during the infertility treatment are much more likely to face premature meno...
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Over 55,000 Shares For This Photo Of Newborn Surrounded By IVF Syringes
A photograph of a newborn surrounded by syringes arranged in a heart has touched a chord with thousands on Facebook. The picture, that's worth the proverbial 1,000 words, portrays the challenges of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). Since being posted on August 11, the photo has collected over 70,000 reactions and more than 55,000 shares - and still cou...
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Seven Commandments For A Successful IVF Treatment
Though IVF treatment or the In Vitro Fertilization is one of the most effective ways of conceiving a baby, you can take a few steps to improve your chances of conception.
-
These Two Baby Boys Are Twins, But An Italian Court Says They Aren't Brothers
Fifteen months ago in California, a surrogate mother gave birth to twin boys. The babies were the sons of a gay Italian couple who had used in vitro fertilization to have children.
-
World's First Three-Parent IVF Baby Birth 'Revolutionary': Doctor
A New York fertility specialist, who said he successfully carried out a "three-parent" in vitro fertilization (IVF) technique resulting in a baby boy, called the procedure a "revolutionary approach in human reproduction."
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Surrogacy Rules Wipe Out Hope For Childless Couples In Britain
Days after NDTV brought you the story of an Indian-origin British couple struggling to get back their frozen embryos from India after the commercial surrogacy ban, many couples in London have come forward with a similar plea to the Indian government.
-
Mumbai Couple Turns To Crowdfunding To Save Their Month-Old Baby
The hospital, however, has promised waivers, but the doctors say they can do very little to avoid such expenditures.
-
First Ever Test-Tube Dogs Give 'Puppy Love' A New Meaning
Rarely is a major scientific breakthrough so darn cute
-
IVF babies not at increased death risk
Babies born by in vitro fertilisation (IVF) do not face an increased risk of birth defects, nor are they at greater risk of being smaller than normal.
-
Frozen embryos better than fresh ones
For women seeking help to become mothers through in vitro fertilization (IVF), frozen embryos might be a better choice than fresh ones.
-
Passive smoking affects fertility treatment
Passive smoking can be as damaging as smoking to women taking fertility treatment.
-
Lead may impair male fertility
Lead remains in high levels in the environment and lead exposure may cause some cases of unexplained male infertility by impairing sperm function according to a new research.
-
Low egg production may predict early menopause
There is evidence for the quantitative ovarian concept of reproductive aging. Women with a low number of oocytes are more likely to have a premature menopause. A recent study has shown that in women undergoing In vitro fertilization (IVF) those who produce the fewest eggs during the infertility treatment are much more likely to face premature meno...
