New IVF procedure could triple success rate

(Hull Daily Mail (England) Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) InShort New time-lapse imaging software is being used within incubators at Hull IVF Unit. COUPLES desperate to start a family are being given fresh hope. The Hull IVF Unit at the Women and ...

Seattle Humane's Tuxes and Tails gala nets record donations to help animals in need. Normally, the doctors at Poma Fertility are focused on treating infertility and helping to create human families. This month is different as Poma is instead ...

PHOTO: Embryo selection for IVF light micrograph. () Mini-movies of growing embryos could help boost the success of in vitro fertilization, a new study found. But the number of women who could benefit from the time-lapse technology is unclear. For ...

The EmbryoScope is helping doctors best determine which embryos offer the best chance at becoming healthy babies, and new research indicates this process could raise live birthrates by 50 percent or more. NBC's Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports. Share ...

Nova Medical Centre, which has 30000 IVF babies to its credit, launched its new IVF centre at MRC Nagar to address the health concerns of infertility and provide necessary treatment. The centre was inaugurated by Dr A Kurien Joseph (president, Asia ...

www.grub4life.org.uk today reports that thousands of infertile couples could benefit from a new IVF procedure that can dramatically improve the success rate of having a baby through artificial

IVF group Virtus Health will have a market capitalisation of $A449m when it debuts on the Australian sharemarket on 11 June 2013. There was strong interest in the book-build, and a number of local and offshore institutional investors are said to ...

Infertility and demographics. Times have changed so it makes sense to fund IVF as good health care policy. In vitro fertilization and the need for public funding is explained here. Infertility is a complex health issue and must be supported

Fertility specialists have developed a new technique which could boost the number of live births through IVF to between 70 and 80%, that is three times the national average. The head of the Care Fertility Group in Nottingham, Simon Fischel, has been ...