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IVF and IUI treatment is the best for infertility problem.

A new study from the UK finds that asthma is more common in children born after in vitro fertilization or IVF. But the researchers say parents of children born after assisted reproduction technology (ART) should not be worried about this because in terms of absolute risk, there is not a lot of...

The success rate of in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures still remains relatively low, at only around 30%. The high emotional, health and financial costs associated with having to undergo the procedure multiple times has driven the need to develop more efficient methods of assessing the...

Researchers at Brown University and Women & Infants Hospital of Rhode Island have developed a way to extract information about gene expression from fertile human egg cells without hurting them. Expendable 'polar bodies' in the cells reflect much the same information as the eggs themselves...

The European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology invites you to join the 10-year celebration of the European IVF Monitoring Group Reasons why you should attend this workshop: Opportunities for in-depth interviews and discussions with key players in Assisted Reproduction Technologies...

Do you know of any IVF celebrities? Who are born IVF from their parents, not doing IVF to conceive children? Thanks!

Women 40 And Under Can Now Freeze Their Eggs At Genetics & IVF Institute For Use In T Genetics & IVF Institute (GIVF) is launching a Personal Egg Banking service in the Washington, DC area to help women 40 and under who want to cryopreserve (freeze) their eggs now for use in the future when...

Infertility is rising faster in developing countries than in developed nations and has a much more devastating impact, experts warned this week. Speaking in Seville at "Updates in Infertility Treatment (UIT) 2010", a prestigious bi-annual meeting attended by almost 1000 of the world's...

...commercially to impregnate women? Please provide a reference to your response if possible.

i say no you can die waiting for your illness to be treated you wont die from not being a parent

...have any good advice? I have read so much about it but I think I need practical info from someone who has been through the process and understands the stress (or not!) involved, for example diet and exercise, sex, how many people did you tell? Any information would be very gratefully...

anyway i am so scared of this cycle failing (not stressing know that's not good) that i am driving myself nuts watching how i walk, trying not to laugh to roughly, don't know if i can bend, squat, cough etc, etc, anyways. for you who have had to take this path should you just have the attitude...