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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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News: Relaxation helps the success of IVF
Reducing stress may increase fertility, a new study suggests. At a fertility centre in Boston, US, some women took part in a stress management program in parallel with their IVF (in vitro fertilisation) treatment whilst others did not.
Will Fletcher 28 October 2009
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News: Fatal heart condition passed on by sperm donor
The American Medical Association has returned the issue of sperm donor screening to the public eye after publishing an article detailing the transmission of a rare and deadly heart defect to nine offspring of a registered sperm donor.
Ben Jones 28 October 2009
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News: British scientists move closer to womb transplant
Doctors say the first successful womb transplant may be performed within two years. Research on rabbits has shown that it is possible to transplant a uterus and provide a reliable blood supply so that the organ lasts long enough to enable a pregnancy
Antony Blackburn-Starza 28 October 2009
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News: Alcohol reduces IVF success
A study conducted by researchers at the Harvard Medical School, US, has suggested that consumption of alcohol may be detrimental to chances of success in IVF (in vitro fertilisation) treatment.
Ben Jones 28 October 2009
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News: USA and International Trends in ART – Access and Outcomes
Data released today at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine Annual Meeting in Atlanta compares ART trends in the US with those around the world. Using data collected through the International Committee Monitoring ART (ICMART), investigators examined data from 2000- 2004. They found that delivery rates in the US were stable at 31% while they improved in Europe from 16% to 22%.
ASRM 28 October 2009
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News: Highlights from ASRM09: ART Outcomes: IVF Kids Are Healthy, Smart and Well-Behaved, although Multiple Gestation Leads to Lower Scores on the Iowa Test of Basic Skills
esearch presented at ASRM’s 65th Annual Meeting addressed questions about how ART might affect the development of the children who result.
ASRM 28 October 2009
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News: Highlights from ASRM09: Fertility Preservation Decision Making in Cancer Patients
New research presented at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine today highlighted the obstacles facing patients as they make decisions about preserving their reproductive options.
ASRM 28 October 2009
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News: ASRM Issues New Guidelines: Further tightening of embryo transfer guidelines
The American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) today released newly revised guidelines on the number of embryos to transfer during in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures.
ASRM 26 October 2009
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News: Overweight women risk their IVF chances
Women who are overweight or obese have lower chances of successful IVF (in vitro fertilisation) treatment, according to researchers reporting at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) conference in Atlanta, US, this week.
Sarah Guy 26 October 2009
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Announcement: University of Oxford's MSc in Clinical Embryology now recruiting for October 2010 entry
This one year, residential, taught M.Sc. aims to provide graduate students, scientists and clinicians with highly advanced theoretical and practical understanding of human reproductive biology, embryology, infertility and assisted reproductive technology (ART) along with intensive ‘hands-on’ practical training in essential laboratory skills and the sophisticated gamete micromanipulation techniques associated with ART.
Dr Kevin Coward 21 October 2009
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Conference: ASRM 2009 - Photos, Reports and Comments
ASRM 2009 - Photos, Reports and Comments If you are planning on attending the ASRM in Atlanta, October 18-21. Please share your photos, reports and comments.
IVF.net 16 October 2009
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News: RI and Smiths Medical, Wallace® form partnership for USA distribution
RI and Smiths Medical, Wallace® form partnership for USA distribution RI is pleased to announce their distribution partnership with Smiths Medical - Wallace®, to distribute their unique denudation device the EZ-Strip® into the USA.
RI Press Office 15 October 2009
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News: 8-year lawsuit settled over US lesbians denied IVF
A lesbian couple has won a landmark case against a Californian clinic, where doctors allegedly cited their religious beliefs as grounds to refuse the couple IVF (in vitro fertilisation) treatment.
Nisha Satkunarajah 09 October 2009
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News: HFEA TO PUBLISH INCIDENT REPORTS
HFEA TO PUBLISH INCIDENT REPORTS Reports and licence committee minutes relating to serious incidents in fertility clinics are to be published for the first time, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority has announced.
HFEA 02 October 2009
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News: HFEA to “Open the Register” for donors, the donor-conceived, and for researchers
HFEA to “Open the Register” for donors, the donor-conceived, and for researchers Donor conceived people and donors will have new rights to access information about themselves held on the HFEA register from Thursday 1 October.
HFEA 28 September 2009
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News: Australia reports drop in multiple births as more women opt for single embryo transfer
A report published on 24 September 2009 by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare ('the Institute') has indicated that although an increasing number of women are turning to assisted reproductive technologies (ART) to assist with pregnancy, the number of multiple births is decreasing.
Nishat Hyder 30 September 2009
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News: IVF Treatments Rise Once Again As Fertility Regulator Prepares For A New Era
IVF Treatments Rise Once Again As Fertility Regulator Prepares For A New Era The number of women undergoing IVF treatment has risen once again, according to the latest figures released by the fertility regulator, the Human Fertility and Embryology Authority (HFEA) today.
HFEA 30 September 2009
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News: 21st Century Practice Within 21st Century Regulation - New Human Fertilisation And Embryology Act Comes Into Force
21st Century Practice Within 21st Century Regulation - New Human Fertilisation And Embryology Act Comes Into Force The single greatest change to affect the UK fertility sector in nearly two decades will take place tomorrow, Thursday 1 October, as the new Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990 (as amended) comes into force.
HFEA 30 September 2009
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News: HFEA announces new Appeals Committee members and streamlined licensing arrangements
HFEA announces new Appeals Committee members and streamlined licensing arrangements The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) has today confirmed the members of its new Appeals Committee.
Paula Woodward 25 September 2009
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