Tuesday, March 16, 2010 Fertility Headline Archive

Uterine fibroid embolization, a minimally invasive interventional radiology procedure that blocks blood supply to treat painful uterine fibroids, has a comparable fertility rate to myomectomy, the surgical removal of uterine fibroids, for women who want to conceive, according to the first study on the subject released at the Society of Interventional Radiology's 35th Annual Scientific Meeting in ...

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Hormone injections 'could restore fertility'The Press AssociationA hormone made by a gene called "kiss" has the potential to restore fertility in some women, scientists from University College London have found. Twice-Weekly Shots Could Cure Infertility

Rock-a-bye Baby: Uterine Fibroid Embolization Shows Fertility Rates Comparable PR Newswire (press release)"This study is significant because it shows comparable fertility rates between the two primary uterus-sparing treatments widely available to treat fibroids: A New Way to Zap Away Uterine Fibroids

David and Kelly Hensor of Fuquay-Varina had been through seven unsuccessful fertility treatments over the last few years when they arrived at their doctor's office last fall, physically, emotionally and financially drained.

Twice weekly injections of the hormone kisspeptin may provide a new treatment to restore fertility in some women. The findings show that twice-weekly injections of kisspeptin can lead to increases in the levels of sex hormones, which control the menstrual cycle. This is the first study to show this effect can be maintained over the long term and it may lead to new therapies for women whose ...

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SpermCheck® May Serve as a Reliable Home Test to Predict Male Fertility PotentialIVF NEWS.Direct!A new study reports that SpermCheck® Fertility (ContraVac), a simple, inexpensive, quick, and accurate immunochromatographic diagnostic test may enable men

Forget the older mother myth; nature favours the younger parent.

Twice weekly injections of the hormone kisspeptin may provide a new treatment to restore fertility in some women.