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IVF doctors to raffle human egg
Times 14/03/10
A FERTILITY clinic is raffling a human egg in London to promote its new “baby profiling” service, which circumvents British IVF (in vitro fertilisation) laws.
Acupuncture ‘does not aid fertility treatment’
Telegraph 10/03/10
The British Fertility Society says that patients should be warned that there is no evidence that the therapy will help them to have a baby.
Concerns raised over IVF stillbirth risk
Telegraph 24/02/10
Women who conceive through IVF treatment are four times more likely to have a stillborn child, researchers have said.
Needle IVF method overused, pioneer warns
Independent 22/02/10
IVF clinics are using a radical male infertility treatment far too frequently despite the risk of long-term health problems to the babies conceived, according to one of the technique’s pioneers.
IVF may raise risk of diabetes, hypertension and cancer in later life
Guardian 22/02/10
Fertility specialist calls for monitoring of adults born through IVF for the early onset of certain diseases
New ‘egg timer’ fertility blood test ‘will allow women to monitor biological clock’
Telegraph 22/02/10
Women could be told how many eggs they have left in their ovaries in a simple blood test that has been developed by scientists.
Thinking of using IVF? Try this first
Independent 09/02/10
More couples than ever are opting for invasive fertility treatments, even though there are other methods that cost far less – both financially and emotionally. Jane Feinmann reports on the gentler ways to get pregnant
Infertile men are begetting infertile sons
Telegraph 08/02/10
We normally give nature short shrift, but IVF could be storing up problems for the future, says Melanie McDonagh.
Test-tube boys may inherit fertility problems
Timesonline 07/02/10
DOCTORS have uncovered the first evidence that fathers of test-tube babies may be passing on their infertility to their sons.
IVF mania: Make me a baby
Timesonline 31/01/10
Old, young, single, gay - almost anybody can now have IVF if their pockets are deep enough. We have all gone procreation mad
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