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Category: ARTs

Time for law on assisted fertility technology, experts say

  By admin Archives, ARTs, Assisted Reproductive Technologies

Swati Deshpande | The Times of India | 13 July 2012 The law governing assisted, or third-party, reproduction in India needs a vital shot in the arm. Experts say the time for a comprehensive new law has come, given that… Continue reading

Life begins in a petri dish

  By admin Archives, ARTs, Assisted Reproductive Technologies

Sudha Umashankar | The Hindu | 16 October 2011 We all started off as embryos in our mothers’ wombs. But, for the young ones of hundreds of sub-fertile couples taking the ART (Assisted Reproductive Technologies) route to parenthood, life begins… Continue reading

Haryana woman, 70, becomes world’s oldest mom

  By admin Archives, ARTs, Assisted Reproductive Technologies

The Times of India | 8 December 2008 In 1954, Bala Ram, a resident of Alewa village in Jind district of Haryana, brought home a bride. After 10 years of a childless marriage, Ram married his wife’s younger sister in… Continue reading

Birth Defects Tied to Fertility Techniques

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Denise Grady | The New York Times | 17 November 2008 Infants conceived with techniques commonly used in fertility clinics are two to four times more likely to have certain birth defects than are infants conceived naturally, a new study… Continue reading

Govt hospital rejoices first IVF babies

  By admin Archives, ARTs, Assisted Reproductive Technologies

Jaya Shroff Bhalla | Hindustan Times, New Delhi |  11 Nov 2008 In A first for a government hospital in the Capital, a set of twins was born through the In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) method on Monday. The girl and the… Continue reading

Bill to regulate IVF clinics to be tabled soon

  By admin Archives, ARTs, Assisted Reproductive Technologies

C. H. Unnikrishnan | Live Mint | 24 September 2008 Mumbai: After months of delay, legislation designed to regulate the growing number of in-vitro fertilization (IVF) clinics and protect childless couples from exploitation by unscrupulous operators is set to be introduced… Continue reading

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