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Women may have to wait up for up to eight months for their fertility to return to normal after stopping some forms of contraceptives, new research suggests.
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Appeared in BioNews 1007, 22 July 2019
25 March 2019Appeared in BioNews 992The Progress Educational Trust (PET) symposium event 'Revolutionising Reproduction: The Future of Fertility Treatment' took place at the Royal College of...
There is growing concern that desperate couples are being misled by IVF clinics who are selling them expensive ‘add-ons’— experimental procedures that have not been tested in clinical trials or...
Girls are born with a fixed number of immature eggs in their ovaries. The number of eggs decreases as women get older.At birth, most girls have about 2 million eggs, at adolescence that number...
Current guidelines recommend that pregnant women are given at least two ultrasound scans, at 8 to 14 weeks and then between 18 and 21 weeks to check for abnormalities, including brain defects....