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ONCE A WOMAN REACHES THE AGE OF 35, INFERTILITY PROBLEMS CAN BECOME MORE COMMON. FOR YEARS WOMEN HAVE TURNED TO INVITRO-FERTILIZATION TO HELP THEM HAVE BABIES. NOW THERE’S EVEN NEWER SCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGHS TO HELP WOMEN. View PDF
The doctors had bad news for Trisha, as she is known, two years ago. Back surgery had destroyed her eggs; she could never have children. But she was determined to become a mom. View PDF
Fertility Clinics are making progress in perhaps the most difficult, and important, challenge they face: how to choose, among all the embryos growing in the lab, the one most likely to result in a pregnancy. View PDF
Once a woman reaches the age of 35, infertility problems can become more common. For those who turn to invitro fertilization, a new study shows there is a way to make it more successful. View PDF
You’d have to be pretty heartless to begrudge the blessings of fertility treatment after reading Michael Ryan’s new book. But what about the way medical technology drives eager couples to obsess every step of the way? View PDF
Once a woman reaches the age of 35, infertility problems can become more common. Some couples to turn to in-vitro-fertilization for help. It doesn’t always work the first time, and can become a costly and emotional ride. Now, a new...Read More
April 19— For centuries, couples have tried influencing the gender of their unborn children by a myriad of dubious tricks Some techniques involved men tying off their left testicles (since they believed sperm to create girls came from the left),...Read More
Now, a new study reveals how PGD – or pre-implantation genetic diagnosis combined with IVF can increase pregnancy success. When Kelly and Zubair Sheikh’s son Joshua was finally born, they were more than thrilled. View PDF
April 4, 2003 — For many couples, having a baby is a dream. But for others it can also be a source of great disappointment and emotional ups and downs. Now, a new procedure takes away some of the guess...Read More
2004 APR 1 – (NewsRx.com & NewsRx.net) — The GENESIS Network for Reproductive Health, an independent group of fertility specialists, received a grant to study the role that preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) combined with in-vitro fertilization (IVF) plays in reducing...Read More