IVF does NOT increase a woman’s risk of breast, ovarian or womb cancer, study finds
IVF does not increase a woman’s risk of breast, ovarian or womb cancer, research suggests today.
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2018/07/16
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2018/07/09
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Sex sätt som IVF förändrade världen på – från Louise Brown till stamcellsforskning
Den första “provrörsbebisen” fyller 40 år den här månaden, men effekten av provrörsbefruktning sträcker sig långt bortom lösningar på fertilitetsproblem
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2018/07/07
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INFLUENCE OF MATERNAL DIET ON PREIMPLANTATION EMBRYO DEVELOPMENT
Research presented by scientists at Southampton General Hospital in the United Kingdom has shown a significant association between the developing preimplantation embryo and maternal diet.
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2018/07/06
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PATERNAL FACTORS EFFECTING SEMEN QUALITY
Scientists from Fertility Medical Group in Brazil have presented research at ESHRE that links poor paternal lifestyles with semen quality and potential outcomes.
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2018/06/20
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Why Is The 12 Week Pregnancy Rule So Important?
What makes it even harder is the unwritten “12 week rule”, that women feel they should adhere to, which says they should not share their news with others or announce it
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2018/06/19
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Low Iodine Levels and Delayed Conception
Iodine deficiency during pregnancy is the most prominent, preventable cause of intellectual impairment in children around the world and is a key component of thyroid hormones that are crucial for brain development during early pregnancy.
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2018/06/15
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The mystery ‘secretive American millionairess’ who funded the world’s first IVF treatment
An eccentric millionairess who suffered fertility problems secretly funded the project to create the world’s first test tube baby. The unidentified benefactress was acknowledged by Sir Bob Edwards, who developed IVF with Patrick Steptoe and Jean Purdy, in a paper in 1986.
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2018/06/12
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Fertility study finds acupuncture ineffective for IVF birth rates
A study of over 800 Australian and New Zealand women undergoing acupuncture treatment during their IVF (in vitro fertilization) cycle has confirmed no significant difference in live birth rates.
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