Friday, March 26, 2010 Fertility Headline Archive

Boston GlobeFertility issues in young women with breast cancer must be addressedEurekAlert (press release)The use of chemotherapy and hormonal treatments in young women can have significant implications for their fertility. Such treatments can stop the ovaries Breast Cancer Care: Research presented by Dr Azim at the seventh European

The Harvard Crimson was one of three college newspapers that ran an identical classified ad seeking a woman who fit a narrow profile: younger than 29 with a GPA over 3.5 and an SAT score over 1,400. The lucky candidate stood to collect $35,000 if she donated her eggs for harvesting.

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - March 26, 2010) - Outlook Resources Inc. (" Outlook" or the " Company ") (TSX VENTURE:OLR) is pleased to announce it has contracted HD1 LLC ("HD1") and Sustainable Enterprises, Inc. ("SEI") to help expand Outlook's global business development efforts. Mr. John R. Drexel IV and Dr. Janet E. Hawkes of HD1, and Mr. James W. Muzzy, President and CEO of SEI, will ...

...presence at a marriage (which was associated with fertility, and intended to produce children) was considered a ... bad omen.

Fertility program offers new hopeCairns Post"We're good at growing embryos and we are good at picking embryos, but not all embryos take," Queensland Fertility Group Cairns clinical director Dr Bob

South Africa. The administration has made progress in improving what had been a strained relation with South Africa under former president Thabo Mbeki.

Some fertility experts who oppose the bill argue that it could harm efforts to assist infertile couples. The bill would not prohibit women from...

Sara Beth O'Connell agreed to be a corporate spy to save the Armstrong Fertility Institute from scandal… which meant working extra...

The fertility debate: It's not about keeping women downMontreal GazetteThis "fertility rate" is extremely low. A rate of 2.1 is necessary simply to maintain the population. Politicians talk a lot about population aging.

She's the fairy of fertility, prosperity, luck, and grains.