A new study from Huntsman Cancer Institute (HCI) at the University of Utah reveals that the father’s sperm delivers much more complex genetic material than previously thought. The findings could lead to a diagnostic test to help couples deal with … Continue reading
I liked this personal story of a women who got pregnant the with baby #2 on her own. With her first pregnancy she used heparin, steroids, progesterone jabs and IVIG to maintain the pregnancy. This time she’s doing it all … Continue reading
Some additional facts about In Vitro Maturation such as reduced cost and success rates so far.
Good news for those of us that would rather use vaginal suppositories to get our progesterone vrs having to take shots in our backsides. A study was done by Columbia Laboratories that showed not only does suppositories work just as … Continue reading
This Indian village has an unusually high amount of twins. The village is very poor and no one can afford fertility treatment. Interesting.
Seems like alot of celebrities are having trouble conceiving baby #2. I thought it was cute that The Sun used the same term that our podcast was originally named.
According to this article from Urology Times, varicocele repair greatly improves sperm health to allow pregnancies to occur without the use of IVF/ICSI.
A new study published in the recent issue of the journal, Fertility and Sterility shows in, a randomized, double-blinded trial reports that assisted hatching does not improve implantation, clinical pregnancy, or live birth rates during IVF in women younger than … Continue reading
The Telegraph, UK ran this fantastic article on the stress and emotions of woman going through secondary infertility. It relates how our husbands do not fully understand how we feel, our existing child putting pressure on us for a sibling. … Continue reading
Barry Behr, PhD, associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the Stanford University School of Medicine and director of Stanford’s IVF laboratory, recently published findings on a way to “profile” the eggs to determine which are more likely to result … Continue reading
