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Experts quit fertility show over 'dubious therapies' - Vimarsana News

Experts quit fertility show over 'dubious therapies'

The society has said it will no longer attend the Fertility Show in London because of concerns over 'non-medical treatments' sold to couples trying to have a baby.

'Snake oil' genetic tests to produce designer babies do not work, experts claim - Vimarsana News

'Snake oil' genetic tests to produce designer babies do not work, experts claim

Some private clinics in the US currently offer polygenic risk score tests to screen for diseases to parents using in vitro fertilisation (IVF) treatment for prices of more than £1,040 ($1,400).

IVF clinics selling ineffective 'add-on' treatments to 'desperate' parents will face fines - Vimarsana News

IVF clinics selling ineffective 'add-on' treatments to 'desperate' parents will face fines

IVF clinics that sell useless 'add-ons' costing couples to waste thousands of pounds are now to face fines in a shake up of old and outdated fertility treatment laws.

Revolutionary fertility treatment could help men who survive childhood cancer become fathers - Vimarsana News

Revolutionary fertility treatment could help men who survive childhood cancer become fathers

‘Real hope’ new transplants could help men whose chances of fatherhood have been damaged by chemotherapy and radiotherapy in their youth

Number of parents using surrogates in England and Wales has quadrupled - Vimarsana News

Number of parents using surrogates in England and Wales has quadrupled

Kent University found 413 parental orders were issued in England and Wales last year, compared to just 117 in 2011. As many as two thirds of applicants were mixed sex couples.