Tuesday, January 5, 2010 Fertility Headline Archive

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5 (UPI) -- The fertility doctor of California's "octuplet mom" was grossly negligent in helping her become pregnant, a state medical ethics panel says.

Should the Government Help Provide Child Care?Wall Street Journal (blog)In Japan, leaders worried about boosting sluggish fertility rates while also bringing more women into the workforce have decided to spend $225 million to

PR Web (press release)Nutrition Program Added to RMA of Connecticut's Comprehensive Fertility CarePR Web (press release)Norwalk, CT (PRWEB) January 5, 2010 -- Reproductive Medicine Associates of Connecticut (RMACT) fertility clinic and egg donation center is providing

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The California Medical Board is accusing a fertility doctor of negligence and violating professional guidelines in the case of a woman who conceived octuplets.

LA HABRA - The fertility doctor who helped Nadya Suleman conceive all 14 of her children is being accused of unprofessional conduct and negligence by the state agency

Kyango coffee farmers receive manureNew VisionThe President was fulfiling his pledge to revive the fertility of the soil on the coffee farms. The trucks started arriving on January 1 and the

Times OnlinePanel blasts 'octuplet mom' fertility docUPI.com5 (UPI) -- The fertility doctor of California's "octuplet mom" was grossly negligent in helping her become pregnant, a state medical ethics panel says. Octomom's fertility doctor may lose his license

The Post-Standard - Syracuse.com (blog)Top baby-making tips from 'What to Expect' pregnancy author Heidi MurkoffThe Post-Standard - Syracuse.com (blog)And the same holds for guys: Overweight men are more likely to produce excessive estrogen—and when it comes to male fertility, too much estrogen is never a

LOS ANGELES - The fertility doctor who Nadya Suleman claimed helped her conceive her brood of 14 has been formally accused of negligence and violation of professional guidelines by the California Medical Board.