ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection) is a variation of in-vitro fertilisation (IVF). During ICSI, a single sperm is injected directly into an egg, in order to fertilise it.
Are men and couples who are receiving fertility checks, or going through fertility treatment, being let down by a system that’s too female-centric?...
Emeritus Professor, Arthur Leader, discusses the use of IVF treatment add-ons in Canada...
Children conceived from frozen embryos may have an increased likelihood of developing leukaemia, recent research suggests...
Sperm motility increased after the application of ultrasound, scientists have discovered...
No improvement was found by using ICSI for non-severe male factor infertility or when male factor fertility is not the cause of couples failing to conceive, two papers concluded...
Two Californian couples are suing a health technology company after their embryos failed to develop...
The updating of the HFEA's traffic light system for add-ons highlights an inherent problem with gathering evidence for these treatments...
Children of individuals with infertility have a slightly higher risk of developing autism, a study of almost 1.4 million children has shown...
Live birth rates were similar for male partners of women undergoing IVF and ICSI, with or without depression and anxiety...
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