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News: New data released on global ART availability
The latest report (the eighth since 1989) on worldwide availability and uptake of assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs) shows continued growth in demand and progress towards fewer embryo implantations. The study, produced by the International Committee for Monitoring Assisted Reproductive Technology (ICMART) is based on figures from 1563 clinics in 53 countries and compiles all available data for the year 2002 (the latest available).
Benjamin Jones 14 June 2009
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News: Britain's next oldest mother highlights increase of 'fertility tourism'
At 66 years old, Elizabeth Adeney is set to become Britain's oldest mother when she gives birth to a child conceived following fertility treatment at a clinic in Ukraine. The example highlights the growing trend among fertility patients to travel abroad to access treatment which in Britain often involves high cost and a long wait.
Sarah Guy 02 June 2009
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IVF Podcast: Jacques Cohen - Embryo Selection
Jacques Cohen - Embryo Selection Dr. Jacques Cohen discusses methods of embryo selection.
IVF Podcasts 31 May 2009
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News: 66 year old women is Britain's oldest mother-to-be
The record for Britain's oldest women to give birth will be broken next month by 66 year old Elizabeth Munro, from Cambridge. It is thought that Ms Munro, who is single and a successful business woman, travelled to the Ukraine to become pregnant using donor eggs and IVF treatment.
Sarah Spain 31 May 2009
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News: Worse health for IVF twins but no harm in embryo freezing
Two studies have provided an insight into the health implications of using assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs). The first finds that twins conceived by ART are more likely to be born preterm, be of low birthweight and to be 60 per cent more likely to be admitted into neonatal intensive care. The second finds that embryos frozen shortly after cell division had begun are no more likely to lead to premature or underweight birth than fresh embryos.
Benjamin Jones 31 May 2009
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Announcement: Controversies in Cryopreservation of Stem Cells, Reproductive Cells, Tissue and Organs (CRYO)
The 1st International Congress on Controversies in Cryopreservation of Stem Cells, Reproductive Cells, Tissue and Organs (CRYO) Valencia, Spain, April 22-25, 2010
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CRYO Valencia 25 May 2009
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News: Household chemicals could threaten male reproductive health
A report written by leading reproductive biologist Professor Richard Sharpe from the Medical Research Council in Edinburgh, UK, has called attention to the dangers of chemicals present in household consumer products.
Sarah Spain 19 May 2009
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News: 'Nursemaid' cell could provide valuable information for IVF egg selection
A study has found genetic clues in the specialised cells that care for developing eggs, which could potentially help doctors to identify which would be the best eggs to choose during IVF treatment.
Rosie Beauchamp 10 May 2009
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News: Benzo[a]pyrene, an active component of tobacco smoke and automobile exhaust can cause increased hyperactivation and premature acrosome reaction in human spermatozoa.
Benzo[a]pyrene significantly affected sperm functional competence as evidenced by increased hyperactivation as well as premature acrosomal reaction in vitro- according to a collaborative study published in Fertility & Sterility done by Institute of Reproductive Health & Toxicology, University of Calcutta and IVF Div, AMRI Medical center, Kolkata, India.
Samar Pal 06 May 2009
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News: Fertility doctor denounced for claims of human cloning
In a controversial documentary for the Discovery Channel aired last week, Dr Panayiotis Zavos, a notorious US fertility doctor, claimed to have successfully created and implanted cloned human embryos with the intention of producing live human clones.
Rebecca Robey 03 May 2009
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News: US woman wins court approval to harvest dead fiancee's sperm
A New York court has ruled in favour of Giselle Marrero, a woman who sought a court order allowing the extraction and preservation of her dead fiancee's sperm.
Nisha Satkunarajah 03 May 2009
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News: Experts criticise lack of NHS funding for PGD
British couples at risk from passing on a serious genetic disorder to their children are being refused National Health Service (NHS) funding for treatment which could allow them to have a healthy child, medical experts have warned this week.
Ailsa Taylor 03 May 2009
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IVF Podcast: BARONESS RUTH DEECH - CHOOSING YOUR BABY
BARONESS RUTH DEECH - CHOOSING YOUR BABY Baroness Ruth Deech DBE, Gresham Professor of Law and the former Chairperson of the Human Embryology and Fertilisation Authority, discusses preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD).
IVF Podcasts 30 April 2009
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News: Two-decade study reveals link between semen quality and air pollution
A joint study conducted by Calcutta University and Fertility Clinic & IVF Div. of AMRI Medical Centre, India and Center for Reproductive Medicine, Cleveland Clinic, Ohio, has revealed a decline in semen quality in the last two decades in Kolkata- a major metro city in India.
Samar Pal 23 April 2009
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News: Sperm frozen for 22 years creates healthy baby girl
A man who had his sperm frozen whilst undergoing treatment for leukaemia as a teenager, has, at 38, become the father of a healthy baby girl.
Sarah Guy 20 April 2009
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News: New stem cell research may help fertility treatments
New work in stem cell research has challenged the long-standing belief that women are born with all the eggs they will ever need.
Charlotte Maden 20 April 2009
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News: Same sex couples to have equal recognition on birth certificates
New legislation has came into force in the UK which will help to create a 'level playing field' for same-sex couples undergoing IVF treatment.
Sarah Guy 19 April 2009
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News: Texan judge permits post-mortem sperm collection
The mother of a 21-year old Texan man who died following a fight outside a bar has obtained a court ruling in her favour allowing her to collect sperm from her son's body post-mortem.
Antony Blackburn-Starza 19 April 2009
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Announcement: Vitrification workshop at Monash University Australia July 2009
The 4th Vitrification Workshop, 17-18 July 2009 , held at the Monash University, Melbourne
Mulyoto Pangestu 19 April 2009
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News: 10th International Congress on Reproductive Biomedicine & Stem Cell (23 – 25 Sep 2009) – Some of Invited Speakers
10th Congress on Reproductive Biomedicine & Stem Cells Sep 23-25, 2009 - Tehran - Iran In Collaboration: Science and Technology Deputy of the President of Islamic Republic of Iran Iranian Society of Reproductive Medicine (ISRM) European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) Middle East Fertility Society (MEFS)
Kamal Alizadeh 19 April 2009
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