New IVF techniques help triple the chance of having a baby
Great news for women who are having difficulties in pregnancy and childbirth: British scientists have found a new in vitro fertilization technique (IVF) that can triple…
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Great news for women who are having difficulties in pregnancy and childbirth: British scientists have found a new in vitro fertilization technique (IVF) that can triple…
The problems of male fertility are the main cause of most cases where the couple cannot conceive, according to a new British study.
UK public health and bioethics experts are openly discussing the techniques of giving birth to a mother and two children to prevent the risk of mother-to-child transmiss…
Drinking 5 cups of coffee / day or drinking too much tea is as harmful as smoking for women who want to become pregnant by in vitro fertilization (IVF). Danish scientist…
Lesley Brown, who lives in Whitchurch (England), was recorded in July 1978 when she gave birth to her daughter Louise at Oldham General Hospital. Earlier, Brown and her…
Scientists want to create babies with 3 parents' DNA to help them not inherit potentially fatal diseases.
The couple in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, North West England gave birth to a boy and a girl. However, the special thing is that these 2 babies are 5 years apart.
Research shows that pregnant women by in vitro fertilization (IVF) have a 40% increased risk of pre-eclampsia.
Scientists at the University of Melbourne, Australia discovered a new way to accurately check embryonic health status.
The head of the Vatican's bioethics consultancy, Ignacio Carrasco de Paula, sent a letter to ...
Australian scientists warn, in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment may cause gender imbalance.
Several IVF techniques are contributing to an increase in the proportion of boys, researchers have just revealed. Specifically, in some methods
Children born with in vitro fertilization (IVF) are at higher risk for diseases such as diabetes and obesity than babies born naturally.
British scientists have developed a new DNA testing technique that allows the removal of malformed embryos and doubles the rate of conception in IVF (IVF).
Children born from artificial insemination are invaluable gifts to infertile couples ...