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Chinese couple with 8 ‘test-tube’ babies faces hefty fine

Zhaoqing - A couple of Zhaoqing, Guangdong province of China, who had octuplets through in vitro fertilization and use of surrogate mothers, faces millions in fines.

Brits consider the ethics of a three-parent IVF baby

The British government has begun public hearings to look at the issue of three-parent Invitro-Fertilisation (IVF) babies, to prevent disease, while raising the ethical issue of genetic modification.

Op-Ed: 85% abnormal sperm counts as chemicals play hell with guys

Sydney - Forget about lunatic Illuminati and tyrannical corporate wannabe Hitlers for now. There’s a bigger threat. Male sperm counts are plummeting. Quality is now lousy, with 85% abnormalities. WHO and everybody else are ducking the issues.

Link between coffee and reduced chance of IVF success

A study in Denmark has demonstrated a link between excessive coffee intake and a reduced chance of success from in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment among women.

Canada: Doctors propose denying obese women fertility treatments

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.

Octomom fertility doctor Michael Kamrava medical license revoked

Los Angeles - Michael Kamrava, the Beverly Hills fertility doctor who gained notoriety after impregnating Nadya Suleman with a dozen embryo's resulting in the birth of octuplets, will have his medical license revoked, announced California's Medical Board.

Parents want right to choose baby's gender

Melbourne - A married couple, still grieving the death of their newborn daughter and desperate to have another girl to add to their family of three boys, is seeking court permission to choose the sex of their next child in a test case of IVF sex-selection laws.

Vatican criticizes Medicine Nobel Prize awarded to Robert Edwards

Vatican officials objected to the award of the Nobel Prize for Medicine to biologist Robert Edwards for the development of in-vitro fertilization. The President of the Pontifical Academy for Life said the award to Edwards is "completely out of order."

59 year-old British Woman to have IVF treatment

A 59-year-old retired special needs teacher has become the oldest woman to be offered fertility treatment in a UK clinic.

Military wives and surrogacy

When the times are hard it seems Army wives know how to bring a little more bacon home. Some military wives are taking on more than just the home, they are carrying other couple's babies to buy the bills.
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