Invitro fertilization News

Washington - The Supreme Court has ruled that children conceived from a deceased father's sperm are not necessarily entitled to Social Security benefits.

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.

A 61-year-old grandmother who had gone through menopause 10 years earlier has given birth to her daughter's baby, her first grandchild. The child was born last week at Prentice Women's Hospital in Chicago.

Currently more than 50 women in India are pregnant with babies conceived through in-vitro fertilization. Parents have come from all over the world in search of a family. The surrogates are paid, the baby is delivered. Is this a win/win situation for all?