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An American school girl decided to take a sperm bank to court, because the facility provided poor quality sperm to her mother.
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An American school girl decided to take a sperm bank to court, because the facility provided poor quality sperm to her mother.
Couples find it difficult to have children so often go for a walk outside, a new study suggests. That's because sunshine a little each day will help men improve sperm qu…
When married, Pamela Mahoney and Alex Tsigdinos never thought that they were having problems with childbirth. But after 11 years of many infertility treatments, they are…
A regular diet despite modest amounts of soy foods can also reduce sperm density, US scientists estimate.
Eating too much fat is not only dangerous for men's waistline, but also for the ability to produce sperm: their number of good breeds is much less than that of skinny gu…
The Central Obstetrics Hospital has successfully applied sperm washing method to help HIV patients can produce healthy, normal babies, at a cost of only 200,000 VND / ti…
According to Canadian scientists at McMaster University, smoking can alter the DNA sequences of sperm cells and these genetic changes can be transmitted to offspring.
With only 3 or 4 sperms, scientists can duplicate countless enough to help infertile men have children. This prospect is wide open after success on the mouse.
Without men, even without their sperm, women can still produce sperm to become pregnant ... British scientists are trying to do that by creating sperm cells from Bone ma…
From the bone marrow, sperm cells can be created. From there, creating sperm to apply in support of fertility and treatment of infertility. The initial results were anno…
On April 12, the first baby boy in the United States was fertilized from sperm and frozen eggs was born at Saddleback Memorial Medical Center Hospital, Laguna Hills City…
US scientists say if a mother eats too much beef while pregnant, her son may have 25% less sperm than normal, and the risk of infertility triples.
Scientists in India have discovered a new sperm-killing compound 25 times higher than current drugs, opening a breakthrough for new contraceptives for women.
China's Ministry of Health has issued a ban on the sale of eggs, sperm, zygotes and embryos, and the introduction of new regulations on reproductive support (ART).
'This method can eliminate HIV virus in sperm and toxins in the sperm' - Dr. Nguyen Viet Tien, Director of Central Obstetrics Hospital, affirmed - 'But we are not sure t…