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Another Reason Having a Family Is More Expensive: The Cost of Donor DNA - Vimarsana News

Another Reason Having a Family Is More Expensive: The Cost of Donor DNA

Prospective parents who are in need of a sperm bank are paying more as demand soars and supply declines.

How To Track Your Ovulation Most Accurately, According To Ob-Gyns - Vimarsana News

How To Track Your Ovulation Most Accurately, According To Ob-Gyns

With all the buzz around period-tracking apps, you may be wondering if they're accurate. Here, ob-gyns walk you through how to pin down when you're ovulating.

Study: For IVF, Fresh Embryos Better Than Frozen - Vimarsana News

Study: For IVF, Fresh Embryos Better Than Frozen

The live birth rates were 56.6% when live embryos were used, compared with 44% for frozen embryos. Clinical pregnancy rates were 66.7% for fresh embryos compared to 54.2% for frozen embryos. In cycles using one's own eggs, recent randomized controlled...

Higher live birth rates found after transferring fresh rather than frozen embryos... - Vimarsana News

Higher live birth rates found after transferring fresh rather than frozen embryos...

 E-Mail BOSTON -- For women hoping to achieve a pregnancy using freshly retrieved donor eggs, a new retrospective study led by researchers from Brigham and Women's Hospital may provide important insight. Brigham senior author Janis H. Fox, MD, had observed that when freshly retrieved donor eggs were used, pregnancy rates were higher for fresh compared to frozen embryo transfers. Fox and her colleagues were intrigued by this observation. The team set out to scientifically determine if this observation would be replicated in a larger sample of recipients. Leveraging national data from the Soci...