• 2016/02/16
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    ‘Simple rules’ calculate ovarian cancer risk

    ‘Simple rules’ calculate ovarian cancer risk

    Scientists have formulated a system that uses ultrasound images to accurately work out the likelihood of an ovarian growth being cancerous. The team – from international institutions including Imperial College London and the University of Leuven – say the system could allow medics to classify a tumour as cancerous before surgery, and could potentially improve outcomes for patients. In

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    • 2016/02/15
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    Involuntarily childless couples could be helped with extra sperm analysis

    Involuntarily childless couples could be helped with extra sperm analysis

    New research findings from Lund University in Sweden show that a simple analysis of chromosomal breaks in sperms can facilitate choice of the most efficient treatment and, thereby, increase chances of successful assisted reproduction in involuntary childless couples. Sperm DNA Fragmentation Index (DFI) is a method for analysing semen quality that shows presence of chromosomal

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    • 2016/02/10
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    Indien förbjuder utlänningar att anställa surrogatmödrar

    Indien förbjuder utlänningar att anställa surrogatmödrar

    Åtgärd som syftar till att undvika utnyttjande av indiska kvinnor i vinstsyfte, men vissa kallar det diskriminerande och fruktar potentiellt farliga konsekvenser. Indiens regering har sagt att den kommer att förbjuda utlänningar från att använda surrogatmödrar i landet, ett drag som sannolikt kommer att drabba den blomstrande kommersiella surrogatmödrabranschen.

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    • 2016/02/09
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    Woman gives birth to granddaughter after surrogate pregnancy at Plano hospital

    Woman gives birth to granddaughter after surrogate pregnancy at Plano hospital

    PLANO – For three years, Kelley McKissack and her husband tried to have a baby. Three times, McKissack miscarried. The 28-year-old from Wylie talked with her fertility specialist about using a surrogate, but she had questions about potential legal issues. Then she asked her doctor, what about my mother? On Wednesday, 54-year-old Tracey Thompson, McKissack’s

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