In Vitro Fertilization

@Eurydice · 2 years ago

02-20-22 | Eurydice I was scrolling in my FaceBook NewsFeed tonight and I was hook by a post from Jessica Soho (a Philippine news anchor and journalist) about a man who undergone In-Vitro Fertilizat...

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@vladimir94topke · 3 years ago

Artificial in vitro fertilization

If you think that you have exhausted the possibilities for naturally staying in another state and have waited long enough, or if the years are coming, it is time to get acquainted with the possibili...

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@MarijaJak · 3 years ago

Tips for in vitro fertilization

Mediterranean nutrition and summer increase up to three times the chances of successful in vitro fertilization, world research has shown, which is why doctors remind couples who intend to have childr...

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@vladimir94topke · 3 years ago

How evangelic fertilization looks from a male angle

We almost always hear about infertility and in vitro fertilization from the point of view of women who have gone through it all, however, this time Dad Brajab Maza decided to share the story with al...

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@glossyberrycraze · 2 years ago

Assisted Reproductive Technologies: Pro or Against?

Most couples have their future planned ahead of them. From their marriage up to building their own family. They dreamed of things they want to do together and individually, as a married man or woman....

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@ceky321 · 3 years ago

Baby from a test tube!

Britain's Louise Brown is known as the first "test tube baby" . She was born on July 25, 1978, as a "medical miracle", for which Dr. Robert Edwards received the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 2010 f...

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@BettyBoop · 3 years ago

Women in science are still struggling against long-standing prejudices and biases.

The two British scientists became known around the world as individuals who developed in vitro fertilization, but both viewed their colleague, Gene Purdy , as an equal partner in this discovery and d...

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@Sarahmay · 3 years ago

What We Learn from the Four Patients about the Role of the Withdrawal/Suicide Distinction

As a Proxy for the Morally Justified/Morally Unjustified Death Distinction According to conventional ethical and legal analysis, it is permissible for both curable and permanent-ventilator patients t...

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@mongpong · 2 years ago

Insemination/IUI

Overview Intrauterine insemination (IUI) is a fertility treatment where sperm are placed directly into a woman’s uterus. During natural conception, sperm have to travel from the vagina through the c...

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@Aishahnd · 3 years ago

Fact Must Read

ONE MORNING EARLY LAST WINTER a small item appeared in my local newspaper announcing the birth of an extraordinary animal. A team of researchers at Texas A&M University had succeeded in cloning a w...

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@Og_123 · 3 years ago

Some world Facts

1North Korea and Cuba are the only places you can't buy Coca-Cola. Phnom Penh, Cambodia- January 02, 2014. Coca-Cola and Pepsi bottles stacked in plastic container - vintage style. Symbolic represen...

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@sunaina · 3 years ago

Opting for a fertility treatment during COVID 19 crisis

In the midst of this pandemic, with millions of people affected by the coronavirus, people are reluctant to have a baby or go for fertility treatment. With the hospitals flooding with people who are c...

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@Luna-Lover · 1 year ago

The Most Curiously World Actualities You'll Ever Listen!

Icy masses and ice sheets hold almost 69 percent of the world's freshwater. Glacier in Alaska Maridav/Shutterstock Just over 96% of the entire sum of the world's water is held in its seas, agreeing...

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@Purebeauty · 3 years ago

Why are more and more twins being born?

Since the 1980s, the number of twins has increased by a third. More twins are being born now than ever before - mainly due to the growing use of artificial insemination, as more and more people are...

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@Deeepensiverse · 1 year ago

Questions and answers

Lead image from Unsplash. Howdy? It's the last day of the month, happy new month in advance . I decided to answer these questions following @Bisolammy 's article a while ago. You can check it...

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@zolabundance2 · 2 years ago

For women 35 and above

Gone are the days when women were confined to the home, and expected to marry, be a homemaker, bear and raise children. Today, they have the choice to build careers, earn money, become leaders, fly pl...

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@Aslam77 · 2 years ago

Test tube Baby free in Pakistan

The Punjab government has announced to offer test-tube baby, or in-vitro fertilization (IVF), to people facing fertility problems free of cost at a public hospital. Punjab Health Minister Dr Yasmir R...

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(comment) At its core, artificial insemination is a method used to facilitate fertilization outside of natural mating processes. It typically involves collecting semen from a male, processing it to concentrat...

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@Mark012207 · 3 years ago

It is true? (Pregnancy Superstition)

Saturday - September 26, 2020 Why can't Filipinos get rid of various superstitions, including pregnancy? Do you believe in the superstition that the ancients believed in which it was passed down from...

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@Bilqees · 1 year ago

A Test tube - baby

Yes, I have seen one before. She's just five years and beautiful too. She's so intelligent that one would think she's older than her age or maybe possesses some divine gifts. Image source when I...

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@Cheriben · 3 years ago

Infertility

Couples who have not conceived after twelve months of trying are considered to be subfertile. The reason for subfertility is found to be due to the male inn 40 percent of cases, 40 percent to the fema...

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@Cahlipha · 3 years ago

There are more twins now than ever before.

There are more twins now than ever before. Shutterstock You might think twins are a rarity, but they're actually becoming more common than ever. "From about 1915, when the statistical record begins,...

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@madeliene · 3 years ago

The Sad life of Princess Masako

How did Princess Masako's fairy tale turn into her nightmare? Being in the Japanese royal family turned Masako's life into hell. She is the current empress of Japan. It all started in 196 when she...

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@Ruffa · 3 years ago

Vitro Fertilization

I think the bot is mad at me, he doesn't like serious topic, he doesn't like funny article then what am I suppose to write then? But anyway, let's talk about VITRO FERTILIZATION, we need to be serious...

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