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News: NHS Grampian appeals for donated sperm and eggs on staff payslips
The health board of NHS Grampian in Scotland have included a plea for sperm and egg donations on thousands of staff payslips, in an effort to restore depleted stocks at their Aberdeen fertility clinic.
Katy Sinclair 04 February 2009
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News: Household chemicals may delay pregnancy, study shows
Perfluorinated chemicals (PFCs) - found in everyday household materials such as shampoo, food wrappings, non-stick frying pans and upholstery - may be linked to infertility, according to a study published in the Journal of Human Reproduction this week.
Ailsa Taylor 04 February 2009
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News: Birth of octuplets through fertility treatments sparks controversy
Last Monday, eight babies - six boys and two girls - were born to a woman, whose identity has not been released, in Southern California at Kaiser Permanente Bellflower Medical Centre. The babies were delivered by a team of 46 attending professionals within a span of five minutes by Caesarean section 9.5 weeks premature, with their weight ranging from 0.68-1.47kg.
MacKenna Roberts 04 February 2009
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News: New screening technique developed in UK clinic may improve IVF success rate
A British fertility clinic has revealed they have developed a new method of screening eggs for IVF treatment. The CARE clinic in Nottingham, UK, has used the novel Comparative Genomic Hybridisation (CGH) method to assist a 41 year old woman to become pregnant.
Nadeem Shaikh 04 February 2009
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Article: The debate about single embryo transfer isn't NICE
This month sees the coming into force of new regulations by the UK's Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA), which seek to ensure that elective single embryo transfer (eSET) for women under 40 becomes standard practice in IVF treatment in the UK.
Sandy Starr, Communications Officer at the Progress Educational Trust 28 January 2009
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News: Can river pollution cause male infertility?
Pollutants have been found in British rivers that could account for the decreasing male fertility in the country. A study that examined wild male fish in rivers developing female reproductive organs found a link between this and the presence of 'anti-androgens' in the water.
Charlotte Maden 28 January 2009
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Announcement: Clinical Fellowship in Andrology and Reproductive Medicine
Announcement:Addition Clinical Fellowship in Andrology and Reproductive Medicine Clinical Fellowship in Andrology and Reproductive Medicine for medical postgraduates in gynaecolgy, general surgery, urology and general medicine Objectives: Train postgraduate students to establish and run an efficient, cost effective and ethical reproductive medicine unit. Duration: 1 year Contact: Dr.N.Pandiyan, Chief Consultant in Andrology and Reproductive Medicine Chettinad Health City
Dr.N.Pandiyan 25 January 2009
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News: IVF works well in women under 35, study finds
Researchers at Harvard Medical School, US, have conducted the largest study ever into IVF live births, using data from Boston IVF and Israel Deaconess Medical Centre, in an attempt to quantify the success rate of IVF in both younger and older women.
Katy Sinclair 19 January 2009
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Article: Egg donors need long-term follow-up: Recommendations from a retrospective study of oocyte donors in the US
More than 100,000 young women in the US have been recruited to become egg donors (1) with the offer of large sums of money, typically $8-15,000 per egg retrieval cycle, but at times up to $100,000. The US is also a destination for European women seeking to sell their eggs. Additionally, many couples seeking egg donors are from Europe, where paying for such services is illegal and waits can stretch for years.
Jennifer Schneider, MD, PhD Arizona Community Physicians, and Wendy Kramer, BA, Director, Donor Sibling Registry. 19 January 2009
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News: Postcode lottery rages on as IVF funding lacks continuity
Only one in five primary care trusts (PCTs) in England is providing the recommended number of NHS-funded IVF cycles, it was revealed at a fertility conference in Edinburgh last week.
Sarah Guy 12 January 2009
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News: Birth of first UK baby screened for genetic breast cancer
The first baby to be screened for alterations in the breast cancer-causing gene, BRCA1, was born last week. The child was at risk from inheriting the gene from her father, who has women in three generations of his family who have been diagnosed with breast caner in their twenties as a result of inheriting the defective gene.
Ailsa Taylor 12 January 2009
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News: British Fertility Society releases new guidelines for sperm, egg and embryo donation
The British Fertility Society (BFS) has announced a substantial reworking of guidelines for the donation of gametes and embryos for assisted reproduction so as to increase safety for recipients of donated reproductive material.
Ben Jones 12 January 2009
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