• 2015/06/17
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    Chances of IVF success ‘futile’ for women over 44, says study

    Women should be advised to have IVF with donor eggs instead of their own when they reach the age of 44 to boost their chances of success, fertility doctors have said. Researchers in Spain found that the chances of women having a baby through IVF was only 1.3% in those aged 44 and above, but

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    • 2015/06/17
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    Glow confronts male infertility in reproduction app

    Glow confronts male infertility in reproduction app

    Fertility app developer Glow turned its attention to men with a new app section that confronts issues relevant to this audience.  But will it lead to more men taking an active role in addressing this sensitive issue? The smartphone app helps users log daily activities and lifestyle information, then analyzes the data to give men

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    • 2015/06/16
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    Letter written by man who was involved during childbirth

    We went upstairs on the 5th floor of the maternity clinic, holy of holies where no man has gone before. We were allotted a separate room. From next doors it was heard how birthing mothers whimpered, cried and I realized where I am and what was coming … Love for my wife won the the

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    • 2015/06/16
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    Adoption or surrogacy – two sides of infertility coin

    Adoption of institutionalized child or woman who agrees to give birth to your child. These are two variants infertile couples (or those who want to have children, but, for whatever reason, cannot do it naturally) think about in order to have a family. Surrogacy strongly hard the heels of adoption. How comes it? Let us get all this straightened

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    • 2015/06/15
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    Ukraine – surrogacy friendly state

    Ukraine is a surrogacy friendly state unlike most countries of the world where surrogacy and egg donation are banned according to the law. In Ukraine, medical programs with the use of assisted methods or reproductive medicine are conducted legally and regulated by the Family code of Ukraine, Law of Ukraine “Basis of legislation of Ukraine

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    • 2015/06/15
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    The perils of surrogate motherhood are explored in the comedian’s ambitious third novel which struggles for consistency

    Surrogacy is a subject that seems rarely to be out of the headlines. Last month, a British high court judge warned that surrogacy is creating a “ticking legal time bomb” after a landmark ruling against a surrogate mother who denied a gay couple access to their child. Given that an estimated 2,000 surrogate babies are

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    • 2015/06/11
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    Surrogacy: A doctor’s take

    Renting a womb is one of those dynamic developments that changed a lot of equations world over. It gives couples who are not able to have a child due to many reasons a chance to have a baby they can call their own. While, donating a kidney, a liver or blood helps prolong life, renting

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    • 2015/06/11
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    Surrogacy – facts that are lesser known

    A four-million dollar industry. A means to building a family. To some it is a noble act, to others it defies morals. Surrogacy is sure a Pandora’s box of conflicting ideas. However, every child is a bundle of joy. Not only are children a matter of great pride to families, but it is a sign

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    • 2015/06/10
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    5 amazing things preborn children can do inside the womb

    Preborn children may not be at the same developmental stage as us, but there are many things that they can still do! They have beating hearts at only 21 days gestation, detectable brain waves at roughly 42 days, and can suck their thumbs and yawn. They even have taste buds and their own fingerprints! The

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    • 2015/06/09
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    Grant will enable infertility research

    University of Otago physiology researcher Dr Rebecca Campbell has welcomed as ”wonderful” a new Health Research Council project grant which will enable her to continue cutting-edge research involving female infertility. Dr Campbell, a senior lecturer in physiology, has been awarded a $910,114 project grant in the HRC’s latest funding round, to continue research on the

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