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World's first surviving sextuplets, the Rosenkowitz's of SA, celebrate 50th birthdays - Vimarsana News

World's first surviving sextuplets, the Rosenkowitz's of SA, celebrate 50th birthdays

South Africa's famous Rosenkowitz sextuplets are celebrating their 50th birthday on Thursday.

Mom With Two Uteruses Expecting Twins! - Vimarsana News

Mom With Two Uteruses Expecting Twins!

Kelsey Hatcher, a woman in Dora, Ala., has defied one-in-a-million odds by becoming pregnant in both of her uteruses simultaneously. Hatcher, who was born with two uteruses and two cervixes due to a condition called uterine didelphys, discovered her unique pregnancy during a routine ultrasound.

Couple Turns To IVF After Struggling To Have Octuplets - Vimarsana News

Couple Turns To IVF After Struggling To Have Octuplets

RICHMOND, VA—Visiting a fertility clinic in the hopes of finally having the family they always wanted, local couple Tim and Caroline Stauber told reporters Thursday they had turned to in vitro fertilization after struggling to have octuplets. “We’ve tried for years with no success, so at this point, our best chance…

Immigrants May Have Lower Risk for Severe Maternal Outcomes - Vimarsana News

Immigrants May Have Lower Risk for Severe Maternal Outcomes

In poorer urban neighborhoods of Ontario, rates of severe maternal morbidity or mortality are slightly lower in immigrant mothers than in native-born mothers, data indicate.

IVF-Conceived Children Show Strong Developmental Performance - Vimarsana News

IVF-Conceived Children Show Strong Developmental Performance

'Parents considering IVF and healthcare professionals can be reassured that the school age developmental outcomes of IVF-conceived children are equivalent to their peers,' said a co-author of a new study.