News: IVF News Update
 'Capsule' could cut costs and time of IVF, Scientists argue for freedom to develop sperm and eggs from stem cells, Outgoing Italian health minister revises IVF guidelines, 'No early menopause' through IVF.
IVFPODCASTS.COM 10 May 2008
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Announcement: Hudson Valley Fertility opens State of the Art IVF and Fertility Center
Hudson Valley Fertility has opened a state of the art IVF and Fertility Center at 841 Route 52 in Fishkill, in the beautiful Hudson Valley. The Center offers cutting edge technology combined with sensitivity and compassion. The practice also incoporates acupuncture, stress reduction and other complementary strategies as part of a complete wellness approach to the treatment of infertilty and other reproductive issues.
Daniel Levine, MD 08 May 2008
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News: IVF does not lead to early menopause
A group of researchers at the Bourn Hall Clinic, Queensland University of Technology and the Weill Medical College of Cornell University, New York, have concluded that IVF treatment does not hasten the onset of the menopause or the severity of symptoms, having investigated the first generation of IVF patients.
Katy Sinclair 06 May 2008
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News: 'Capsule' could cut costs and time of IVF
A new study presented to the International Society for Mild Approaches in Assisted Reproduction (ISMAAR) at their Second World Congress held in London earlier this month raises the possibility of a new 'lunch hour' IVF treatment.
Rebecca Robey 29 April 2008
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News: Equal rights for lesbian parents in New South Wales
Lesbian couples with children should be given equal rights to those in heterosexual relationships, the state government of New South Wales, Australia, has announced.
Antony Blackburn-Starza 29 April 2008
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Announcement: 100% Success Rate - why not?
Why are we not doing better?
Registration is open for the MediCult Scientific Symposium, Barcelona, July 6 2008
MediCult 22 April 2008
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News: Scientists argue for freedom to develop sperm and eggs from stem cells
An international panel of experts has argued that political 'interference' in scientific research should not be based solely on moral or ethical concerns.
Evelyn Harvey 21 April 2008
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IVF Podcast: IVF News Update
 - Second IVF baby for couple using 19 year-old sperm,
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Report triggers concerns over safety of fertility treatment in UK,
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Now we have the technology that can make a cloned child,
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Couples could win right to select deaf baby.
IVFPODCASTS.COM 19 April 2008
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IVF Podcast: Internalization of a Fragment
 The video shows time lapse embryo division and fragmentation development. As the embryo division progresses you can see absorption of the fragments.
Thorir Hardarson, Phd 19 April 2008
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Announcement: RI pH meter Version 2.0
 Research Instruments unveils new version of its market leading pH meter
W.R.Brown MBA 16 April 2008
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News: Fertility experts recommend milder IVF treatment
A milder form of IVF treatment that has fewer side effects and is less expensive does not reduce the chances of a successful pregnancy, according to a new study.
Rachael Dobson 14 April 2008
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News: Second IVF baby for couple using 19 year-old sperm
A couple from Stockport, Greater Manchester, have conceived a second baby using sperm frozen 19 years ago.
Rebecca Robey 14 April 2008
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News: US soldier's widow takes sperm after his death
The widow of a US soldier killed in Iraq has had her husband's sperm frozen in the hope of conceiving his children.
Charlotte Maden 14 April 2008
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News: UK team creates human hybrid embryos
Scientists based at the University of Newcastle have announced the successful creation of human hybrid embryos, made by inserting human genetic material into 'hollowed out' cow eggs.
Dr Jess Buxton 14 April 2008
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IVF Podcast: Introduction to LCR
 DR. Zsolt Peter Nagy talks about Lysed Cell Removal.
IVFPODCASTS.COM 13 April 2008
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News: 9th International Congress on Reproductive Biomedicine and 4th International Congress on Stem Cells Biotechnology
9th International Congress on Reproductive Biomedicine and 4th International Congress on Stem Cells Biotechnology
Date: Aug 27-29 , 2008
Location: Tehran, IRAN
Kamal Alizadeh 13 April 2008
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News: Report triggers concerns over safety of fertility treatment in UK
Fertility treatments performed in the UK are among the most risky in Europe, according to data released by the European Society for Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE), reported in the Independent on Sunday.
MacKenna Roberts 08 April 2008
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Announcement: 9th Annual Clinical Embryologist’s Summit Conference
9th Annual Clinical Embryologist’s Summit Conference
Current Topics in the ART Laboratory
Saturday, May 3rd, 2008
Fluno Center for Executive Education
Madison, WI
Wael Abdel Megid MD, PhD, HCLD 30 March 2008
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News: MPs to be given free vote on parts of new embryo and fertility law
Labour MPs are to be allowed a 'free vote' on three controversial aspects of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill currently before the House of Commons.
MacKenna Roberts 26 March 2008
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News: Australian couple sue over embryo test 'failure'
An Australian couple has launched an action in the Supreme Court of Victoria against the health services involved in an embryo testing procedure, after the mother gave birth to a boy instead of a girl.
Antony Blackburn-Starza 26 March 2008
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News: Folate levels may affect sperm quality
US scientists have found a possible link between low dietary folate levels and abnormal sperm in men. The findings, from the University of California, Berkley, and the Lawrence Berkley National Laboratory, provide further evidence that healthy diets aid fertility.
Charlotte Maden 26 March 2008
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Announcement: University of Oxford's new MSc in clinical embryology now accepting applications
Student applications now being accepted for the fifth gathered field (Deadline 16th May 2008).
Dr Kevin Coward, Course Director 25 March 2008
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Announcement: NYU Fertility Center and Cork Fertility Centre: A Hands-on Blastocyst Workshop
A 2-day Embryology Workshop (Lectures and Hands-on) designed to teach embryologists amd clinicians when and how to implement blastocyst culture into their IVF practice. The meeting will be run jointly by New York Fertility Center, one of the largest IVF clinics in the US, and Cork Fertility Centre, Ireland. It will be held at The Sheraton Fota Island Hotel and Resort, County Cork, Ireland on the 15th and 16th , August 2008
Dr. Caroline McCaffrey 20 March 2008
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News: Catholic opposition to UK embryo bill mounts
Catholic pressure to amend some of the provisions of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill 2007, currently passing through parliament in the UK, is increasing.
BioNews 17 March 2008
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News: Embryo selection clause triggers controversy in deaf community
A heated debate on the subject of embryo selection and deafness has been sparked in the UK, by a deaf couple who resent the impediment to having a deaf child posed by prospective legislation.
Sandy Starr 17 March 2008
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