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U.S. loses ground in stemming infant mortality
... care did not entirely explain the gap, the report said. A rise in twins and triplets, driven by the use of infertility treatments, contributed somewhat to the rise in premature and low-birth-weight births, said Petrini. But even accounting for these ...
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U.S. falls behind other developed countries in infant mortality
... care did not entirely explain the gap, the report said. A rise in twins and triplets, driven by the use of infertility treatments, contributed somewhat to the rise in premature and low-birth-weight births, Petrini said. But even accounting for those ...
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U.S. infant mortality rate nearly unchanged
... care did not entirely explain the gap, the report said. A rise in twins and triplets, driven by the use of infertility treatments, contributed somewhat to the rise in premature and low-birth-weight births, said Petrini. But even accounting for these ...
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Clinic hopes to extend affordable IVF using model created in Wales
... 2008. The LWC has been recognised for its proposal to extend its work into two other regions of Britain, using infertility treatment methods centred on egg-sharing, and developed at its Cardiff and Swansea clinics. Dr Kamal Ahuja, the LWC's ...
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Effect Of Acupuncture On IVF Remains Unclear
Main Category: Fertility Also Included In: Clinical Trials / Drug Trials Article Date: 15 Oct 2008 - 1:00 PDT The use of acupuncture to increase fertility is far from new dating back to Taoist tradition over ...
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Credit Crunch May Make Couples Delay Trying To Start A Family, Which...
Leading UK fertility expert Professor Brian Lieberman has warned of an increased risk of fertility problems as more couples delay starting a family due to the credit crunch.
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... getting pregnant. So often, we can be at a loss for what to say, or how to comfort those struggling with infertility. Many times, they just need to be encouraged and supported by others who are going through the same situation. Charmaine Purdum with ...
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Oregon Appellate Court Rules Frozen Embryos Can Be Destroyed In Divorce Case
Main Category: Women's Health / Gynecology Also Included In: Fertility Article Date: 13 Oct 2008 - 0:00 PDT On Wednesday, the Oregon Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that six frozen embryos can be destroyed ...
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India a hot spot for gay couples keen on babies
MUMBAI: They don't make a traditional family portrait, but there is steady stream of gay couples coming to the city for infertility treatment to h ave babies .
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Successful IVF treatment at AIIMS
NEW DELHI: The All-India Institute of Medical Sciences has successfully delivered in-vitro fertilisation twins to a 31-year-old woman, who had been undergoing infertility treatment for the past five years.
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Chicago Lit: Local blogger's journey into reproduction
... sad note: The pregnancy, which started out as twins, now is a "singleton." Matthew Miller has written a book on infertility problems and also has blogged some on the subject. (Al Podgorski/Sun-Times) 'MAYBE BABY: AN INFERTILE LOVE STORY' By Matthew ...
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What should be done with excess frozen embryos?
... Their family was complete. A year ago, the Fountain Valley couple received a bill reminding them that their infertility journey wasn't over. They owed $750 to preserve three frozen embryos they created but hadn't used. "I don't see them as not being ...
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What will become of unused embryos?
... was complete. Then, a year ago, the Fountain Valley, Calif., couple received a bill reminding them that their infertility journey wasn't quite over: They owed $750 to preserve three frozen embryos they'd created but hadn't used. 'I don't see them ...
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Gays fulfil parenting dream in 'cheap' India
MUMBAI: They don't make a traditional family portrait, but there is steady stream of gay couples coming to the city for infertility treatment to have babies.
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Advocate Pamela Madsen Launches Fertility Blog
... (AFA), Ms. Madsen has spent more than two decades on the cutting edge of policy and public education about infertility issues and treatment as well as fertility preservation and protection. She has developed a reputation for incisive, unflinchingly ...
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Doctors Confirm First Successful Essure Tubal Ligation Reversal
... in the uterus. This medical procedure is a huge stepping stone in the medical field of Reproductive Surgery and Infertility. Tubal Ligation Reversals have been performed for years, but the Essure procedure, which is stated to be non-reversible, has ...
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Triplets can lead to despair for infertile couples
... in the latest issue of the journal Human Fertility , looks at parents who have multiple births following infertility treatment. It finds that after the euphoria of being pregnant with a ready-made family, some parents are at risk of despair, ...
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Doctors Confirm First Successful Essure Tubal Ligation Reversal
... in the uterus. This medical procedure is a huge stepping stone in the medical field of Reproductive Surgery and Infertility. Tubal Ligation Reversals have been performed for years, but the Essure procedure, which is stated to be non-reversible, has ...
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Testicles could provide 'ethical' stem cells
... Taking cells from the testicles sounds painful, but Skutella says such biopsies are routine in men undergoing infertility treatment. "Skin biopsies might sound more acceptable, but it hurts just as much as from the testes," he says. In 2006, it was ...
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Sperm Free-for-All: 30 Pregnancies by Same Man
... about 10 years ago, which means they will reach adolescence in a few years. In South Australia, the law says infertility treatments are only for infertile couples or those at risk for transmitting a serious defect. Thus, gays and lesbians generally ...
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