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News: Sperm donor wins right to see child
The Irish Supreme Court has ruled that a 42-year old man should have access to a lesbian couple's son who was conceived using his donated sperm. The highest court in Ireland ruled that the man has 'natural rights' over the son and that while he should not be entitled to guardianship over the boy it is in the child's best interests for the father to be granted contact.
Ben Jones 20 December 2009
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News: 6th Royan International Congress on Stem Cell Biology & Technology- Sep 15-17, 2010
6th Royan International Congress on Stem Cells Biology & Technology is a unique event in its own field in Iran and the Middle East. Deadline 10 May 2010
K. Alizadeh 13 December 2009
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News: 11th Royan International Congress on Reproductive Biomedicine- Sep 15-17, 2010
11th Royan International Congress on Reproductive Biomedicine (Sep 15-17) is a unique event in its own field in Iran and the Middle East. Deadline 10 May 2010
K. Alizadeh 13 December 2009
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News: Study shows infertile men can be good IVF candidates
Men suffering from from non-obstructive azoospermia (NOA), meaning they have undetectable levels of sperm in their semen, which is not caused by an obstruction in their reproductive system, have long been considered poor candidates for IVF (in vitro fertilisation). However new research published in the online journal of Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology has reported that NOA sufferers could be just as capable of producing viable embryos as other men.
Jay Stone 07 December 2009
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News: Sperm linked to ART-related genetic disorders
Mutations in sperm used for IVF (in vitro fertilisation) and ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection) may be responsible for causing the rare genetic disorders potentially associated with these techniques.
Dr Vivienne Raper 07 December 2009
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News: Performance review of fertility watchdog published
An official review of the UK's Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) has commended the fertility watchdog in some areas, but warned that there is 'room for improvement'.
Dr Vivienne Raper 07 December 2009
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News: Fatherless mice live longer
Mice produced in the laboratory from two biological mothers and without a father have been found to live significantly longer than normal mice bred from a mother and a father.
Rebecca Robey 07 December 2009
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News: Embryo donation is not adoption, says reproductive medicine group
Calling embryo donation 'adoption' is 'inaccurate and misleading', according to a new report by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM).
Dr Vivienne Raper 07 December 2009
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News: World Health Organisation recognises infertility as a disease
The World Health Organisation (WHO), in conjuntion with the International Committee for Monitoring Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ICMART), has formally recognised infertility as a disease in its new international glossary of Assistive Reproductive Technologies (ART) terminology. The jointly-prepared glossary appeared simultaneously in journals Fertility and Sterility and Human Reproduction.
Dr Vivienne Raper 30 November 2009
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News: New EU rules could boost IVF costs
All patients undergoing assisted reproductive treatments may be screened for diseases between each cycle, potentially leading to massive cost implications, under a new interpretation of European Union rules on tissue and cell donation proposed by the European Commission.
Nisha Satkunarajah 30 November 2009
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News: Clinic offers repeat IVF cycle in exchange for lifestyle improvements
A central London fertility clinic is offering an IVF treatment package in return for patients signing up to a health and lifestyle improvement programme, which will require patients to stop smoking, drinking, and lose weight if necessary prior to commencing IVF (in vitro fertilisation) treatment.
Sarah Guy 30 November 2009
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News: Too much exercise may be bad for fertility
High frequency and high intensity exercise can triple a woman's chances of experiencing fertility problems, say Norwegian researchers.
Sarah Guy 29 November 2009
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News: Couple's frozen embryos may be destroyed under new law
A couple from County Derry in Northern Ireland have taken legal action to halt the destruction of their embryos, currently being stored at the Royal Jubilee Maternity Hospital, Belfast.
Nishat Hyder 20 November 2009
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News: Controversial egg modification technique could increase IVF success in older women
A controversial new technique to improve the quality of eggs from older women undergoing IVF is being developed by Japanese scientists
Rebecca Robey 15 November 2009
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News: Twins are healthier at birth if they shared with a sister
Twins who have shared the womb with a sister are healthier at birth than those who shared with a brother. Newborn twins with a sister are less likely to be pre-term, have a low birth weight, and have fewer respiratory problems, a new study suggests.
Sarah Guy 15 November 2009
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News: US company selling IVF vacations
US company 'The World Egg Bank' has signed a deal with IVI fertility clinics in Spain to provide US consumers with 'IVF vacations' to Spain. The company, which provides the world largest online registry of egg donors, specialises in services involving the extraction, storage and sale of cryopreserved eggs. The company touts the tours as costing the same or less than the price of IVF (in vitro fertilisation) in the US but with the added benefit of a vacation in Alicante.
Ben Jones 15 November 2009
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News: New guidelines on egg freezing issued in UK
The British Fertility Society (BFS) and Association of Clinical Embryologists (ACE) have issued new guidelines on egg freezing, also known as cryopreservation, after a review of the technology to ensure that patients have access to accurate information on the benefits and drawbacks of egg freezing as a fertility option.
Antony Blackburn-Starza 04 November 2009
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News: Lying down after artificial insemination improves pregnancy rates, study shows
A study in the Netherlands has shown that lying down following artificial insemination, also known as intrauterine insemination (IUI), increases the chances of pregnancy by 50 per cent.
Antony Blackburn-Starza 04 November 2009
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News: Stress can enhance chemical damage to male fertility
Exposure to a combination of excessive stress and everyday chemicals whilst in the womb can have implications for future male fertility, according to Dr Amanda Drake and colleagues from the Centre for Cardiovascular Science and Reproductive Biology at the Queen's Medical Research Institute, University of Edinburgh.
Jay Stone 04 November 2009
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News: One embryo as good as two for IVF success
Transferring only one embryo during IVF (in vitro fertilisation) treatment significantly reduces the risk of multiple births without considerably altering a woman's chances of conceiving and having a baby, report Swedish researchers.
Sarah Guy 04 November 2009
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