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Obese women will have a hard time finding fertility clinics that will provide them with in-vitro fertilization treatments if a proposed ban by Canadian doctors takes effect.
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A study by the University of Nevada, Reno, has found that excess coffee (and other caffeine products) can affect female fertility.
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Chef and former host of a Food Network show Juan-Carlos Cruz, 48, was sentenced to 9 years in prison for pleading no contest to soliciting homeless men to kill his wife Monday.
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Beautifulpeople.com is a dating site for, well, beautiful people. That’s why potential members must have their photo vetted for good looks. The site’s latest project is to offer beautiful babies to people with fertility problems.
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In December 2006, shortly before she was due to turn 67, Spanish woman Maria del Carmen Bousada de Lara fulfilled what she said was her lifelong dream and became a mother.
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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.
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Scientists have found that women exposed to second hand smoke, either as adults or children, were significantly more likely to face fertility problems and suffer miscarriages.
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Now drinking too much coffee can be as harmful to pregnancy for a sub-fertile woman as problems caused by alcohol, smoking or being overweight.
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A recent study done by researchers from the University of Texas believe they have found proof that damage done by pesticides can last through at least four generations. The chemical that they used was a fungicide called vinclozolin.
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A chair located in a church in Naples, Italy is attracting people hoping to have children. Many childless women from around the globe come to sit in the chair and get the blessings from Saint Mary Frances( born Anna Maria Rosa Nicoletta Gallo).
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Fertility Headlines
A study by Scottish researchers suggests chemicals routinely found in the environment could be damaging male fertility.
It may be possible to one day create "an unlimited source" of human eggs, according to a study by US fertility doctors.
The UK fertility regulator is seeking to reduce the taboo around egg and sperm donation by encouraging altruistic donation.
 Zoo officials have created a private love nest for Britain's only pair of giant pandas in hope the fertility-challenged animals will mate.
Fertility techniques previously used in mice are now being studied with the aim of improving IVF success rates in women, researchers say.
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