Fertility

Is This Britain’s Most Fertile Woman?

The Huffington Post UK | Kyrsty Hazell | Posted 19.12.2011 | UK Lifestyle

A young mum has fallen pregnant for the seventh time in five years, despite trying almost every method of contraception available. Gemma Potter, 2...

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Life-Changing Medical Breakthroughs Of 2011

HuffingtonPost.com | Kyrsty Jade Hazell | Posted 05.12.2011 | UK Lifestyle

From the discovery that breast cancer tumours can be killed in seconds by boiling them to a potent new vaccine for Alzheimer's as well as potential cu...

Couple Left Devastated After IVF Clinic Destroys Eggs

PA | Posted 22.11.2011 | UK Lifestyle

A couple were left devastated after experts at an IVF clinic destroyed an entire supply of eggs on the same day they were donated. The shatterin...

Are Single Women The Driving Force Behind The Rise In IVF Treatments?

PA | Posted 17.11.2011 | UK Lifestyle

There has been a rise in the number of fertility treatments carried out in the UK, possibly due to an increasing number of women using donor inseminat...

Cancer Patients May Have Lost Chance To Father Children After Sperm Samples Accidentally 'Destroyed'

PA | Posted 15.11.2011 | UK

Health chiefs at a clinic have admitted that frozen sperm samples of a number of patients were mistakenly destroyed. Cardiff and Vale University He...

Pill Link To Prostate Cancer Risk

PA | Posted 14.01.2012 | UK Lifestyle

Use of the contraceptive pill has a statistical relationship with an increased risk of prostate cancer, according to new research. A ...

The Pill Slashes Ovarian Cancer Risk By Half, Says Study

Kyrsty Hazell | Posted 26.12.2011 | UK Lifestyle

Women who take the contraceptive pill for a decade could be reducing their risk of developing ovarian cancer by 45%, a recent study has discovered. ...

Men Over 41 Shouldn't Ignore Their Biological Clocks, Warn Fertility Experts

PA | Posted 19.12.2011 | UK Lifestyle

Men in their early 40s who wish to have children should not delay, experts have said. Even leaving fatherhood to age 45 compared to 4...

Women Who Donate Eggs For IVF Will Have Payments Tripled

Kyrsty Hazell | Posted 19.12.2011 | UK Lifestyle

The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority have announced today that women who donate their eggs to infertile couples, will be rewarded an extra...

'Fertility Switch' Could Save Women From Pain Of Infertility Or Miscarriage

Kyrsty Hazell | Posted 17.12.2011 | UK Lifestyle

Scientists from the Imperial College London have discovered a ‘fertility switch’ that could help treat infertility and miscarriage in the future. ...

It's not Just British Couples Going Abroad for IVF, the Americans are at it too!

Veronica Montgomery | Posted 26.11.2011 | UK Lifestyle
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Last week I wrote a blog on UK couples going overseas for IVF, read here if you missed it. And this week I have looked to the other side of the pond t...

How Fatty Ovaries Can Prevent Pregnancy

www.guardian.co.uk | Posted 18.10.2011 | UK Lifestyle

Fatty ovaries in overweight women can upset embryonic development and lead to failed pregnancies, research suggests....

Teenage Pregnancy Could Be "Contagious"

PA | Posted 09.10.2011 | UK

PRESS ASSOCIATION -- Teenage pregnancy could be "contagious" for girls influenced by their elder sisters who have children while young, new research h...

Want To Know How Fast Your Body Clock Is Ticking?

The Huffington Post UK | Georgia James | Posted 08.10.2011 | UK Lifestyle

A new hormone test could revolutionise family planning and save hopeful parents expensive IVF treatments by predicting when a woman will no longer be ...

Eating Disorders Linked To Fertility Problems In Later Life

www.netdoctor.co.uk | Posted 03.10.2011 | UK Lifestyle

Women with a history of eating disorders appear to be more likely to have fertility problems and negative attitudes towards pregnancy, UK scientists s...

Breaking The Taboo: Women Who Choose To Be Childless

lifestyle.aol.co.uk | Posted 10.09.2011 | UK Lifestyle

Abortions among women in their 40s have risen by a third in the last decade. Although there are various causes for this rise, a proportion of them are...