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News: Rush of applicants, as Quebec begins funded IVF treatment
The provincial government of Quebec is fulfilling its promise to provide IVF treatment, with the service becoming available on 5 August 2010. Prospective patients are already lining up to register for the programme, but specialists warn the government's plan is premature and ill thought-out.
Seil Collins 31 July 2010
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News: Slight cancer risk for IVF babies
Children born following IVF are more likely to develop childhood cancers than children conceived naturally, according to a new study. This risk does, however, appear to be small and may result from specific postnatal factors.
Victoria Kay 31 July 2010
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News: Researchers predict IVF success from previous cycles
A mathematical model for predicting a couple's chances of a successful pregnancy by IVF after one failed attempt has been developed by US researchers. The model is 1000 times more accurate at predicting a positive outcome than standard methods, which are mainly based on a woman's age. The model may help clinics give more personalised and reliable advice to couples.
Charlotte Maden 31 July 2010
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News: New breed of fertility watchdog on way
The UK's fertility watchdog, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA), could be split up as the Government's 'bonfire of the quangos' continues.
Dr Vivienne Raper 31 July 2010
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News: NHS hospitals could expand private fertility services
UK hospitals could expand their private fertility services if radical NHS reforms go ahead, the BBC reports. The overhaul would allow leading foundation trusts - self-governing hospitals - to compete with the private sector.
Dr Vivienne Raper 24 July 2010
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News: Two centre clinical study confirms 24sure performance
Two centre clinical study confirms 24sure performance Study answers one of the most pressing questions in assisted reproduction: how can we improve the success rate of IVF treatments in women of advanced maternal age?
Helen Goldrein 16 July 2010
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News: Prisoner given green light to continue IVF treatment
An Australian Supreme Court has allowed a woman to continue with her self-funded IVF treatment, after she was given an 18-month jail term for fraud last November. The court heard that the woman, Ms Kimberley Castles, a mother-of-two had begun IVF treatment for 'age-based infertility' at a clinic in Melbourne before her imprisonment.
Chris Chatterton 16 July 2010
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News: More US fertility clinics now 'freeze' eggs
More than half of US fertility clinics are now prepared to 'freeze' eggs, a new study has revealed. This option was traditionally reserved for women undergoing cancer therapy or for other medical reasons, but now two out of every three clinics in the US that provide egg 'freezing' will offer the service to healthy women who simply want to preserve their fertility while delaying childbearing, the study found.
Tamara Hirsch 16 July 2010
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News: What's driving UK fertility tourism? First study published
Expensive UK fertility treatment and long waiting times related to a shortage of egg and spermdonors are the major reasons people seek fertility treatment abroad, according to the first academic study into cross-border reproductive care.
Seil Collins 11 July 2010
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News: Hope for post-childhood cancer sperm production
Testicular tissue from pre-pubescent boys has been successfully converted to sperm precursor cells. Belgian researchers isolated and froze immature testicular tissue from two pre-pubescent boys. The preserved tissue was thawed out and used to generate spermatogonial cells - an intermediate step towards producing sperm. These findings could potentially help pre-pubescent boys left infertile as a result of cancer treatment.
Lux Fatimathas 11 July 2010
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News: Giving birth to IVM babies more difficult, study finds
Babies born after in vitro maturation of ooctyes (IVM), an assisted reproductive technology (ART), seem to be larger and to have more complicated births.
Maren Urner 11 July 2010
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News: Genetic link to fertility drug response found
Scientists have discovered a genetic mutation that may make some women less likely to respond to the ovarian stimulating hormones used in fertility treatment. Dr Maria Lalioti and her colleagues from Yale University Medical School, US, reported their findings at the 26th annual meeting of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology in Rome last week.
Marianne Neary 11 July 2010
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News: Age limit on free IVF could be abandoned
The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) is considering lifting its age limit for free IVF on the National Health Service (NHS), as part of a full review of its guidelines. Instead, women would be offered free IVF on the NHS if they had enough viable eggs.
Rosemary Paxman 11 July 2010
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News: Women freeze eggs for career reasons or to await Mr Right, studies find
A large number of female university students say they would undergo egg freezing to allow time to build a career, a relationship, or become financially stable. However, older women who go through the procedure say it is because they want time to find the right man, researchers reported today at the conference for European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology conference (ESHRE).
Harriet Vickers 28 June 2010
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News: Overweight women risk IVF miscarriage
Women using assisted reproductive technology (ART) to conceive have a higher rate of miscarriage if they are overweight, say a group of UK scientists.
Charlotte Maden 28 June 2010
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News: Italians revealed as Europe's biggest fertility tourists
Couples from Italy are at the top of the list of foreign couples seeking fertility treatment abroad, researchers reported today at the 26th Annual Meeting of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE), in Rome.
Antony Blackburn-Starza 28 June 2010
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Announcement: ESHRE starts today
The 26th annual meeting of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology starts today in Rome, Italy. If you are attending please send your experiences and photos in the comments section.
IVF.net 27 June 2010
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News: Woman from India is oldest to give birth to triplets at 66
Mrs Bhateri Devi, 66, from India has become the oldest woman to give birth to triplets.
Harriet Vickers 23 June 2010
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News: New Dutch guidelines for IVF
New Dutch guidelines for IVF Gynaecologists in Holland can now refuse access to IVF (in vitro fertilisation) treatment to women they deem to be unsuitable. This includes those who have 'unstable relationships' or serious psychological problems.
Kyrillos Georgiadis 21 June 2010
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News: Lesbian ruled not child's legal 'parent'
The ex-partner of a lesbian cannot be forced to pay child maintenance for the couple's donor-conceived child because they never entered a civil partnership, a High Court judge has ruled.
Dr Vivienne Raper 21 June 2010
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