Australia National Infertility Network
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Australians Turn to India for Surrogacy
I read the most interesting article about Australia and how a growing number of Australians are going to India for surrogacy. It seems that India is now a preferred travel destination for ***commercial...
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Your Dream for a Baby is Not Over! 10 Questions to Ask About International...
Are you considering going the route of egg donation but can’t afford the United States price tag of $25,000 – $45,000? You’re not alone. Thousands of folks in your shoes are devastated about giving...
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An IVF Threesome to Prevent Disease. Say What?
1 + 1 + 1 = 1? Before you think this formula is incorrect, you might want to consider it in the context of three people making one baby. No, this isn’t a sexual statement. Instead, it’s the latest...
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2 Sets Of Identical Twins Born After Miracle IVF Treatment
While Global IVF focuses on traveling abroad as an inexpensive alternative to egg donation, it’s hard to not to gush over happy birthing news. Just such news is the source of...
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Canadian fertility clinic develops new treatment that recharges eggs
For many women facing infertility, no matter how many procedures they have they will never be able to get or stay pregnant. Depending on your circumstances, age and overall health, when you get that...
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Look to the East for better health and IVF success
There is no doubt that medical advancements in IVF through science and technology have made it possible for women to get pregnant and deliver a healthy baby, and for men to enhance the health of their...
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Increased IVF Treatment Cycles Could Boost Success Rates
A recent study has found that six IVF cycles produce the highest live birth rates for infertile women up to the age of 42, according to a new study done by the University of Bristol, United Kingdom,...
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