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Embryo News

Stem cells can 'self-destruct' to protect the developing embryo

New findings indicate that embryonic stem cells, at the early stage of development, can shut-down if there is a risk that genetic damage may occur which could harm the development of the embryo.
In the Media by Tim Sandle - 1 comment

Scientists turn fat into stem cells

There has been a lot of controversy over producing stem cells from human embryos. Now, after skin cells have become an optional source, scientists from Stanford University are demonstrating another convenient, fast way to get stem cells: our fat.
In the Media by Wang Fangqing - 5 comments

Céline Dion Pregnant with Embryo Frozen for 8 Years

According to reports, Céline Dion's doctor, Dr. Zev Rosenwaks, says 41-year-old singer is pregnant due to in vitro fertilization of an embryo that was frozen eight years ago.
In the Media by Kevin Jess - 2 comments

Couples last embryo aborted following hospital blunder

A husband and wife who had fertility treatment in 2000 were shocked to find that their last viable embryo was mistakenly given to another woman, who then took a morning after pill.
In the Media by Andy Madden

Research Finds Evidence of Why Mothers Get Morning Sickness

Early pregnancy is often known for morning sickness. While women who experience it may disagree, doctors like hearing that their patients are undergoing the condition. It turns out that it serves an important purpose in protecting an unborn child.
In the Media by KJ Mullins - 1 comment

Hybrid Embryo's So Vital For Research Even Animal Rights Can Sleep At Night

We have already learned of the next scientific phenomena to astound the rest of us mere mortals. Cloning may have been enough to swallow like a raw steak, so how is this next shift in science so vital?
In the Media by Michelle Duffy

Natallie Evans loses her appeal to save her embryos

Natallie won the fight with cancer but lost an almost six year fight to save her embryos today.
In the Media by patxxoo - 3 comments

Who Laid The First Egg? Scientists Closer to Linking Embryos of Earth's First Animals and Their Adult Form

"In 2000, Xiao's team reported the discovery of a tubular coral-like animal that might be a candidate for parenthood."
In the Media by youngcanadian - 1 comment

Embryo Survived From Hurricane Katrina Is Now A Baby

Noah Benton Markham is the first ever baby boy born on Tuesday by a frozen embryo rescued from floods at Hurricane Katrina. Noah’s embryo was frozen in liquid nitrogen at the time floods hit New Orleans' Lakeland Hospital.
In the Media by nidsjourno - 3 comments

Woman making final embryo appeal

A woman left infertile after cancer treatment is making a final appeal to a court for permission to use frozen embryos fertilized by a former partner.
In the Media by greger69
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IVF babies born from frozen embryos are heavier and result in longer pregnancies than those born from fresh embryos, research suggests.
For the first time, scientists have produced monkeys composed of cells taken from completely different embryos.
The growth of an embryo during the early stages of pregnancy has an impact on its risk of miscarriage, says a University of Nottingham study.
A test checking that an embryo has the right genetic information could significantly boost the number of IVF pregnancies, a UK company says.

A U.S. clinic is advertising embryo gender selection services in a Canadian newspaper that targets South Asian communities.

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Denying reality does not make it less "real"

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Mar 3, 2011 by Leonard Krivitsky - 1 comment

Birth Control: Why Are They Lying to Women?

In 1980, DR. J.C. Espinosa, published a book entitled: "Birth Control, Why Are They Lying to Women?" (Vantage Press,...
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