<p>When Darine El-Chaar began her residency in obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Ottawa five years ago, she grew curious about the potential health repercussions of assisted reproductive technologies
Exposure to environmental estrogens reduces male fertility
In a landmark development in Sri Lanka's medical history, the country's first test tube baby was born in an entirely indigenous effort. It was a healthy baby girl weighing 3.5 kilogrammes delivered
The dwindling wild elephant population in Thailand may soon see a turnaround with the world's first elephant sperm bank opening for business in Bangkok. Following a series of trials, Thai
Test tube babies face higher health risks
The Sup reme Court of India has criticised the state governments and the union territories for their negligence in effectively implementing the Pre-Natal Diagnostic Tech niques (regulation and
A tiny transmitter will soon help doctors keep a tab on life before birth
A new method to overcome infertility in mothers uses the same technique which was used to clone Dolly, the sheep
A good sex increases your chances of conceiving, say researchers
Technology allows doctors to retrieve sperms from a dead man and impregnate his widow
It has long been believed that correcting genes in the womb is one of the best ways to treat congenital diseases. Studies on animals have included injection of modified viruses into amniotic fluid,
