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Health Benefits And Risks Of Egg Freezing
Women's Health: While the oocyte cryopreservation procedure offers several benefits, it also comes with potential risks. Understanding both aspects is crucial for making an informed decision.
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Delhi Court Orders Hospital To Release Dead Man's Sperm To Parents For Surrogacy
The Delhi High Court on Friday directed Sir Ganga Ram Hospital to release the frozen sperm of a dead man to his parents for the reproduction of a child.
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In Israel, Sperm Of Soldiers Killed In Gaza War Being Frozen
As Israel's war in Gaza rages, a growing number of parents in Israel are demanding sperm from the bodies of their sons, who were killed during the ongoing conflict, to be extracted and frozen, a BBC report said.
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Ukraine MPs Vote To Permit Use Of Dead Soldiers' Sperm
Ukrainian MPs on Wednesday backed measures to allow soldiers' frozen sperm to be used if they are killed on the front, after an earlier law ordering its disposal triggered uproar.
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Spanish TV Star Says Her Adopted Baby Conceived Using Her Dead Son's Sperm
A 68-year-old Spanish TV actress said that her newly adopted daughter was conceived using her dead son's frozen sperm and is in fact her granddaughter, reigniting a debate over the bioethics of surrogacy and children's right to privacy in Spain.
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Parents Can Get Dead Unmarried Man's Frozen Sperm? Centre's Stand Sought
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought the stand of the Centre on a petition by a couple seeking directions for the release of frozen sperm of their dead unmarried son from hospital.
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Wife, Not Father, Only Person Having Right Over Dead Man's Frozen Sperm: Calcutta High Court
The Calcutta High Court has refused to entertain the plea of a man seeking the right to collect his dead son's frozen sperm, maintaining that the only other person, apart from the deceased, having any right to it is his wife.
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France May Face Sperm Shortage If New IVF Rules Come Into Effect: Report
France risks a shortage of frozen sperm if lawmakers approve new legislation that allows single women and lesbian couples access to in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) and abolishes the right of sperm and egg donors to keep their identities secret, clinicians said.
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World's Oldest Semen, Frozen For 50 Years, Still Functional: Researchers
A 50-year-old frozen semen from a ram, believed to be the oldest in the world, is still achieving high fertility rates, researches claimed. Researchers from the University of Sydney said that the oldest semen-- derived of the male bighorn sheep-- impregnated 34 living sheep.
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Who Gets The Embryos? Whoever Wants To Make Them Into Babies: New Law
When their marriage fell apart, the most contentious issue between Ruby Torres and John Joseph Terrell was the fate of their frozen embryos. There were seven in storage, created with her eggs and his sperm before Torres underwent chemotherapy and radiation treatment for breast cancer.
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A 60-Year-Old's 'Brave Battle' To Carry Her Own Grandchild To Fulfill Her Daughter's Dying Wish
A 60-year-old British woman has been embroiled in a long legal fight over whether she can use her deceased daughter's frozen eggs to carry her own grandchild.
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Woman Can Use Dead Husband's Sperm: French Court
A Spanish woman whose husband died in France last year won the right Tuesday to use his frozen sperm and continue the in vitro treatment the couple had started before he died.
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British widow wins battle for husband's frozen sperm
A British woman won a High Court battle on Thursday to preserve her late husband's sperm for at least another decade so that she can bear his children.
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Frozen sperms for test-tube babies
Frozen sperm works just as well as fresh when trying to make test-tube babies for infertile couples, according to recent research, a finding that should take some of the pressure off would-be fathers.
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Health Benefits And Risks Of Egg Freezing
Women's Health: While the oocyte cryopreservation procedure offers several benefits, it also comes with potential risks. Understanding both aspects is crucial for making an informed decision.
-
Delhi Court Orders Hospital To Release Dead Man's Sperm To Parents For Surrogacy
The Delhi High Court on Friday directed Sir Ganga Ram Hospital to release the frozen sperm of a dead man to his parents for the reproduction of a child.
-
In Israel, Sperm Of Soldiers Killed In Gaza War Being Frozen
As Israel's war in Gaza rages, a growing number of parents in Israel are demanding sperm from the bodies of their sons, who were killed during the ongoing conflict, to be extracted and frozen, a BBC report said.
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Ukraine MPs Vote To Permit Use Of Dead Soldiers' Sperm
Ukrainian MPs on Wednesday backed measures to allow soldiers' frozen sperm to be used if they are killed on the front, after an earlier law ordering its disposal triggered uproar.
-
Spanish TV Star Says Her Adopted Baby Conceived Using Her Dead Son's Sperm
A 68-year-old Spanish TV actress said that her newly adopted daughter was conceived using her dead son's frozen sperm and is in fact her granddaughter, reigniting a debate over the bioethics of surrogacy and children's right to privacy in Spain.
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Parents Can Get Dead Unmarried Man's Frozen Sperm? Centre's Stand Sought
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought the stand of the Centre on a petition by a couple seeking directions for the release of frozen sperm of their dead unmarried son from hospital.
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Wife, Not Father, Only Person Having Right Over Dead Man's Frozen Sperm: Calcutta High Court
The Calcutta High Court has refused to entertain the plea of a man seeking the right to collect his dead son's frozen sperm, maintaining that the only other person, apart from the deceased, having any right to it is his wife.
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France May Face Sperm Shortage If New IVF Rules Come Into Effect: Report
France risks a shortage of frozen sperm if lawmakers approve new legislation that allows single women and lesbian couples access to in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) and abolishes the right of sperm and egg donors to keep their identities secret, clinicians said.
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World's Oldest Semen, Frozen For 50 Years, Still Functional: Researchers
A 50-year-old frozen semen from a ram, believed to be the oldest in the world, is still achieving high fertility rates, researches claimed. Researchers from the University of Sydney said that the oldest semen-- derived of the male bighorn sheep-- impregnated 34 living sheep.
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Who Gets The Embryos? Whoever Wants To Make Them Into Babies: New Law
When their marriage fell apart, the most contentious issue between Ruby Torres and John Joseph Terrell was the fate of their frozen embryos. There were seven in storage, created with her eggs and his sperm before Torres underwent chemotherapy and radiation treatment for breast cancer.
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A 60-Year-Old's 'Brave Battle' To Carry Her Own Grandchild To Fulfill Her Daughter's Dying Wish
A 60-year-old British woman has been embroiled in a long legal fight over whether she can use her deceased daughter's frozen eggs to carry her own grandchild.
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Woman Can Use Dead Husband's Sperm: French Court
A Spanish woman whose husband died in France last year won the right Tuesday to use his frozen sperm and continue the in vitro treatment the couple had started before he died.
-
British widow wins battle for husband's frozen sperm
A British woman won a High Court battle on Thursday to preserve her late husband's sperm for at least another decade so that she can bear his children.
-
Frozen sperms for test-tube babies
Frozen sperm works just as well as fresh when trying to make test-tube babies for infertile couples, according to recent research, a finding that should take some of the pressure off would-be fathers.
