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High Court Allows Critical Covid Patient's Sample Collection As Wife Wants Child
Gujarat High Court told a hospital in Vadodara to conduct an IVF/Assisted Reproductive Technology procedure for collection of sample of a critical Covid patient having slim chances of survival, after his wife expressed the desire to bear his child.
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Repetitive IVF Failure: Expert Shares Top Concerns And Facts
In spite of major advances in science and IVF technology in recent times, repetitive implantation failures still remains an enigma.
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Child Conceived To Donate Bone Marrow Saves 6-Year-Old Brother's Life
A one-year-old girl, conceived by her parents through IVF technology specifically for the purpose of donating her bone marrow to their thalassemic son, has succeeded in saving her six-year-old brother's life.
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Novel Sperm-Sorting Device Could Improve IVF Success
Women undergoing in vitro fertilisation (IVF) may become pregnant with fewer treatment cycles with this new technique!
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This New IVF Technology Can Prevent Miscarriage
Doctors are able to identify the embryos (usually out of three) that are well developing and have least chances of miscarriages to ensure live birth. The technique is popular in the western countries but not India. This is the first time it's available in Delhi.
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Couples Relax! Going Through IVF Won't Strain Your Marriage
While previous reports suggested that ART procedures could lead to increased divorce risk in couples, this new study has busted all myths.
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Prediction of IVF Success Made Easy
For couples unable to naturally have a baby, this new system can potentially reduce the number of IVF cycles required and allow them to start a family quickly.
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Maharashtra Government Seeks Suggestions On Regulating IVF Centres, Surrogacy
Maharashtra government has invited suggestions from both government and private In-Vitro Fertility (IVF) centres to strengthen the existing laws and regulate these establishments.
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Now, Sperm-Inspired Robots Controlled by Magnets
Scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have developed sperm-inspired robots controlled by magnetic fields that may be useful for drug delivery, IVF and other applications at the microscopic level.
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Financial Technologies sells NBHC for Rs 242 crore
Financial Technologies runs several exchanges including the country's largest commodity exchange MCX and the stock exchange MCX-SX. It informed exchanges that the decision to sell its stake in NBHC follows the listing agreement of its exchanges, especially the equity exchange MCX-SX.
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Number of test-tube babies born in US hits record percentage
More test-tube babies were born in the United States in 2012 than ever before, and they constituted a higher percentage of total births than at any time since the technology was introduced in the 1980s, according to a report released on Monday.
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IVF mothers prone to mood disorders
Mothers who conceive through IVF or other assisted reproductive technologies are at increased risk for post-natal mood disorder.
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High Court Allows Critical Covid Patient's Sample Collection As Wife Wants Child
Gujarat High Court told a hospital in Vadodara to conduct an IVF/Assisted Reproductive Technology procedure for collection of sample of a critical Covid patient having slim chances of survival, after his wife expressed the desire to bear his child.
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Repetitive IVF Failure: Expert Shares Top Concerns And Facts
In spite of major advances in science and IVF technology in recent times, repetitive implantation failures still remains an enigma.
-
Child Conceived To Donate Bone Marrow Saves 6-Year-Old Brother's Life
A one-year-old girl, conceived by her parents through IVF technology specifically for the purpose of donating her bone marrow to their thalassemic son, has succeeded in saving her six-year-old brother's life.
-
Novel Sperm-Sorting Device Could Improve IVF Success
Women undergoing in vitro fertilisation (IVF) may become pregnant with fewer treatment cycles with this new technique!
-
This New IVF Technology Can Prevent Miscarriage
Doctors are able to identify the embryos (usually out of three) that are well developing and have least chances of miscarriages to ensure live birth. The technique is popular in the western countries but not India. This is the first time it's available in Delhi.
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Couples Relax! Going Through IVF Won't Strain Your Marriage
While previous reports suggested that ART procedures could lead to increased divorce risk in couples, this new study has busted all myths.
-
Prediction of IVF Success Made Easy
For couples unable to naturally have a baby, this new system can potentially reduce the number of IVF cycles required and allow them to start a family quickly.
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Maharashtra Government Seeks Suggestions On Regulating IVF Centres, Surrogacy
Maharashtra government has invited suggestions from both government and private In-Vitro Fertility (IVF) centres to strengthen the existing laws and regulate these establishments.
-
Now, Sperm-Inspired Robots Controlled by Magnets
Scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have developed sperm-inspired robots controlled by magnetic fields that may be useful for drug delivery, IVF and other applications at the microscopic level.
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Financial Technologies sells NBHC for Rs 242 crore
Financial Technologies runs several exchanges including the country's largest commodity exchange MCX and the stock exchange MCX-SX. It informed exchanges that the decision to sell its stake in NBHC follows the listing agreement of its exchanges, especially the equity exchange MCX-SX.
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Number of test-tube babies born in US hits record percentage
More test-tube babies were born in the United States in 2012 than ever before, and they constituted a higher percentage of total births than at any time since the technology was introduced in the 1980s, according to a report released on Monday.
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IVF mothers prone to mood disorders
Mothers who conceive through IVF or other assisted reproductive technologies are at increased risk for post-natal mood disorder.
