When undergoing in vitro fertilization, the embryo will typically be transferred for implantation on the third or fifth day of growth. This gives the embryologist time to see the embryo grow and allow enough time for the fertility specialist to perform any preimplantation genetic screening if needed. Blastocyst transfers, however, are becoming more common since the embryo is not transferred to the uterus until the fifth day of growth.
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“Most people imagine what it would be like to have a baby boy or girl. They play out the different scenarios in their minds and formulate hypothetical lives with their little girl or boy. While some may have a preference to one over the other at first, they are just as happy and feel an immense amount of love for their child,
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As a touchy subject for many people currently in the process of trying to conceive, infertility presents many difficulties and frustrations for a blossoming family. It can take couples, who do not have any fertility issues, up to six months to conceive a child, and as we get older, the chances of getting pregnant lessen.
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The idea of not being able to conceive and carry their own child through pregnancy is a terrifying concept for most women and for women who have Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser syndrome, (MRKH) they face this reality. MRKH syndrome, which is the absence of a uterus, occurs in 1 out of 4,500 newborn girls. For these women, the possibility of carrying children is impossible,
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Not every family is made up the same way. There is no general consensus when it comes to how people define what makes up a “typical” family. Intel has recognized this and is taking steps to upgrade its job benefits to accommodate everybody as best as possible. Intel has released a statement stating that “Family is family –
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Growing need for specialty fertility services calls for extensive growth for world-renowned clinic.
Las Vegas, NV, September 30, 2015 – Internationally recognized as a leader in reproductive medicine, The Fertility Center of Las Vegas is excited to announce Dr. Carrie Bedient, MD, FACOG, has joined the growing practice. With offices in Las Vegas and Henderson,
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Thanks to the advances of highly active HIV drugs (HAART), most people with HIV infection lead healthy and normal lives and the disease is managed much like other chronic conditions such as diabetes and hypertension.
The Fertility Center of Las Vegas is helping men with HIV safely realize their dream of parenthood. The clinic works with the Bedford Research Foundation in Boston,
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The 2015 International Society for In Vitro Fertilization (ISIVF) will be held in Copenhagen on September 27-20th.
ISIVF, a nonprofit organization committed to the promotion of research and clinical development in the field of in vitro fertilization (IVF), assisted reproduction (ART), and medical and surgical approaches for the treatment of infertility.
The congress is offering an exciting scientific program to match the charm and attractions of Copenhagen.
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Many women have heard about the infamous reproductive “biological clock”, but they might not know it is quite real. Aging is a normal, inescapable process. As you age, your fertility declines due to age-related changes in your ovaries. You are born with all the eggs that you will ever have, unlike men who continue to produce sperm their entire lives.
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