Fertility at Risk From IVF Drugs
Thousands of infertile women who undergo IVF treatment are risking themselves and their embryos because they are receiving too many strong hormonal drugs, new research reveals today.
More than 10,000 children - around 1.5 per cent of all live births - are born in the UK each year using the treatments. For years, clinics have chosen to place several embryos in the womb to give the best possible chance of a pregnancy, often leading to multiple pregnancies that are dangerous in themselves because they can lead to premature delivery. Read more...
Powerful new method of IVF
Doctors say that a powerful new method of In Vitro Fertilization can "beat nature" and is already a huge success. The method called invitro maturation (IVM), has already helped over a 1,000 women become pregnant, the doctors claimed.
With IVF there is a need to take expensive fertility drugs. However this new method does not require any such interventions. The IVM method takes undeveloped or immature eggs from the ovaries and matures them in the laboratory without making use of any drugs. Read more...
Woman aged 67 gives birth to twins
On December 30 2006 A 67-YEAR-OLD Spanish woman became the world's oldest mother when she gave birth to twins yesterday. Read more...
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