Fertility and pregnancy

Natural leaders may have more children: study
Apr 08 09

Born leaders may be more likely to have children than people who prefer to be led, a study suggests.

Researchers found that among Finnish… Natural leaders may have more children: study   

 

California octuplets dismay fertility experts
Feb 03 09

The birth of octuplets in California, hailed as a medical triumph by doctors who delivered the tiny infants, has dismayed fertility experts who say… California octuplets dismay fertility experts   

 

Effect of Acupuncture on IVF Remains Unclear
Oct 14 08

The use of acupuncture to increase fertility is far from new — dating back to Taoist tradition over 8,000 years ago — but its… Effect of Acupuncture on IVF Remains Unclear   

 

Do chemicals in the environment affect fertility?
May 20 08

Our day-to-day exposure to chemicals is on the increase. From food packaging to the air we breathe, every day contact with potentially-toxic substances could… Do chemicals in the environment affect fertility?   

 

Disabling Mouse Enzyme Increases Fertility
May 16 08

Changing the sugars attached to a hormone produced in the pituitary gland increased fertility levels in mice nearly 50 percent, a research group… Disabling Mouse Enzyme Increases Fertility   

 

Gene linked to preterm birth among Hispanic women
Feb 03 08

Researchers at Yale School of Medicine have found that the gene ENPP1 is linked to preterm birth and low birth weight among Hispanic women.

Gene linked to preterm birth among Hispanic women   
 

Thyroid trouble may be missed in pregnant women
Feb 10 07

Screening only pregnant women felt to be at high-risk for thyroid problems may mean that many women with thyroid dysfunction may escape detection, according… Thyroid trouble may be missed in pregnant women   

 

Newborn Brains Grow Vision and Movement Regions First
Feb 08 07

The regions of the brain that control vision and other sensory information grow dramatically in the first few months following birth, while the area… Newborn Brains Grow Vision and Movement Regions First   

 

Calcium during breast-feeding may guard mom’s teeth
Jan 22 07

Women who breast-feed may need to be careful about getting enough calcium to keep their teeth and gums healthy, new animal research suggests.

In… Calcium during breast-feeding may guard mom’s teeth   

 

Environmental Toxin Causes Heritable Adult-Onset Diseases
Sep 15 06


A disease you are suffering today could be a result of your great-grandmother being exposed to an environmental toxin during pregnancy -  and you… Environmental Toxin Causes Heritable Adult-Onset Diseases   

 

Pushing for babies: Singapore fights fertility decline
Apr 27 06

When Clara Chng graduated from university, the Singapore government’s matchmaking agency offered her a two-year free trial to find a husband.

Young, well-educated, and… Pushing for babies: Singapore fights fertility decline   

 

Regulation needed for fertility industry: expert
Mar 28 06

Fertility treatment is a multibillion-dollar global industry that needs regulation to protect infertile couples and assure equal access to treatment, a leading American economist… Regulation needed for fertility industry: expert   

 

Most would not select their child’s sex
Feb 21 06

Most individuals are not interested in choosing the sex of their child if given the opportunity, according to the results of a new nationwide… Most would not select their child’s sex   

 

Most teenage boys with cancer can bank sperm
Feb 20 06


Sperm banking is possible for most teens with cancer who must undergo fertility-impairing treatment, British researchers report.

Several types of chemotherapy can damage the… Most teenage boys with cancer can bank sperm   

 

Fertile women most attractive to men
Nov 02 05

According to researchers at the University of St Andrews, Scotland, women with high levels of the sex hormone oestrogen have prettier… Fertile women most attractive to men   

 

Emergency contraception via vagina may be feasible
Jul 21 05

The results of a preliminary study suggest that administration of emergency contraception through the vagina could be an effective alternative to oral administration -… Emergency contraception via vagina may be feasible   

 

Men’s stress also affects infertility therapy
Jun 24 05

infertility-related stress in men as well as women may have an effect on treatment success, according to new study findings.

“Our results clearly demonstrate… Men’s stress also affects infertility therapy   

 

Plant chemical may harm male fertility
Jun 22 05

A plant chemical found in soya, tofu and legumes could potentially damage sperm and affect male fertility, a British researcher suggest.

Professor Lynn Fraser,… Plant chemical may harm male fertility   

 

Italian fertilty law hinders IVF success
Jun 21 05

Italy’s strict law on assisted reproduction has reduced some women’s chances of conceiving because doctors can no longer select the best embryos for Italian fertilty law hinders IVF success   

 

Conception tourism spreads as infertility soars
Jun 20 05

Couples wanting babies are criss-crossing the globe in search of treatment as infertility in the developed world looks set to double within a decade,… Conception tourism spreads as infertility soars   

 

Seventh state eases ‘morning-after’ pill access
Jun 17 05

New Hampshire on Thursday joined six other U.S. states in allowing pharmacists to dispense emergency birth control without a prescription, amid growing controversy over… Seventh state eases ‘morning-after’ pill access   

 

Sterility following vasectomy may take time
Jun 08 05

Following Vasectomy, about half of the men who initially still have motile sperm will eventually stop producing sperm, according to a new… Sterility following vasectomy may take time   

 

Drugs preserve fertility of girls receiving chemo
Jun 07 05

Although effective against various cancers, chemotherapy can damage the ovaries, possibly causing a permanent loss of fertility. Treatment with two drugs… Drugs preserve fertility of girls receiving chemo   

 

Japan’s fertility rate hits postwar low
Jun 01 05

Japan’s fertility rate hit a postwar low of 1.288 in 2004 in a fresh sign of the country’s acute baby shortage, Japan’s… Japan’s fertility rate hits postwar low   

 

Moms of IVF-induced multiples often have the blues
May 30 05

Having twins or triplets following assisted reproductive therapy (ART) increases the risk of depression among new moms, a new study suggests.

Assisted reproductive technology… Moms of IVF-induced multiples often have the blues   

 
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