IVF: The Next 30 Years
Nature magazine’s July issue has a special feature on the 30th anniversary of IVF. After discussing the legacy of...
Tag: Assisted Reproductive Technologies
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Women Who Have Sold Their Eggs
If you are in New York, you might want to stop by Lolita Bar next Tuesday, July 22nd. They’ll be hosting a panel,...
Two Takes on Living With Infertility
Melissa at Stirrup Queens has two great posts up. The first is about Jenna Nadeau Currier’s infertility memoir,...
ART in the News: Affordable IVF, Older Dads, and The World’s Oldest Mother
A new IVF technique gives hope to infertile men. Frozen embryo babies are just as healthy as fresh...
Eugenics Watch: I, For One, Welcome Our New Genetic Overlords
What happens, if after pre-genetic screening, no unaffected embryos are found? Should they be transferred? And if so,...
Two Studies About Donor-Conceived Offspring
Much ado about nothing? A study by scientists at Cambridge University found that children conceived by a surrogate...
ART in the News: IVF is not so easy, fertility coaching, and more
Stanford researchers try to improve IVF odds. This weekend, the first baby in the U.K. guaranteed not to have the...
John D. Gordon, Internet Doctor: Part Two: On being a man in a woman’s world, when things go wrong, and more
Part Two of my interview with Dr. John D. Gordon. For Part One, click here.When patients ask you for advice on the web,...
John D. Gordon, Internet Doctor: Part One: On blogging, dealing with problem patients, and more
Dr. John D. Gordon is a reproductive endocrinologist and co-director at Dominion Fertility and Endocrinology in...
Two Bits of Good News
Here’s a welcome development: India is working on legislation to address the recent boom in surrogate motherhood...
