Antioxidant supplements do not improve men's fertility
Use of antioxidant supplements by men does not improve pregnancy rates, according to a large-scale study by researchers in the Netherlands...
A medical procedure during which a thin tube is put into the vagina and through the cervix, to allow sperm to be placed directly in the uterus.
Use of antioxidant supplements by men does not improve pregnancy rates, according to a large-scale study by researchers in the Netherlands...
by Jen Willows
News from ESHRE – IVF pregnancy rates have remained the same in Europe, despite reduction in multiple embryo transfers...
by BioNews
Almost three-quarters of UK fertility patients used a treatment 'add-on', according to the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority's National Patient Survey 2024...
Lecturer in ethics of technology at the University of Edinburgh, Dr Cristina Richie, discuses the ethical issues involved in medical reproduction as it relates to the environment...
by Ryan Au
A couple has filed a lawsuit against the City of New York, alleging its fertility treatment policy discriminates against gay men...
by Igor Brusil
The decision by the Alabama Supreme Court to define embryos as children has sent shockwaves around the USA and beyond, but to understand its potential impact, it needs to be recognised the decision was a democratic one…
The Guardian asked the question, 'Why are there so few Black sperm donors in the USA?' and turned to Angela Stepancic, a Black woman who recently navigated her way through the complex fertility system in the USA to help answer this question and many others...
A man who mixed his sperm with his father's to impregnate his partner will not have to undergo a paternity test, the High Court has decided...
A lesbian couple from Manchester reported they were asked by a GP 'Why don't you just go out and find a man to sleep with?', to have a baby...
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