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In Vitro Fertilization Leads to More Baby Boys, Study Finds

(Sept. 28) -- Test-tube babies are more likely to be boys, according to a new study. Researchers at the University of New South Wales reviewed the records of approximately 13,400 babies born in Australia and New Zealand since 2006 whose parents used in vitro fertilization and found that 56.1 percent of the children were...

Sperm Count Down: What's Killing Off America's Semen?

(Aug. 11) -- Young men of America: Your semen is dying off. That's the ongoing warning from researchers across the country, as science continues to pile new studies onto a growing heap of evidence counting against the reproductive potential of today's 20-somethings. Obesity is the latest health woe being blamed for low...

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05/28/12 Actor's egg donor part of family Source: The Daily Telegraph - Australia Actor Jason Durr , best known as PC/DC Mike Bradley in TV series Heartbeat , his wife Kate and their three young children.
05/27/12 Fertility clinic importing sperm Source: The Kimberley Echo - Kununurra - WA - Australia A Perth fertility clinic has resorted to importing sperm because of a severe shortage of WA donors.
05/26/12 China's One-Child Policy's Unexpected Issue:... Source: Forbes - Asia Chen Guangcheng , the blind Chinese activist whose escape from a rural village set off a diplomatic tug of war between Beijing and Washington , arrived in the United States last Saturday on the United Airlines flight from Beijing to Newark.
05/24/12 Genetic Find Could Open Door for New Male... Source: U.S. News & World Report Scientists have found a gene that plays an integral part in male fertility, giving researchers hope for the future development of hormone-free male birth control and perhaps solving some men's infertility woes within the next five years.
05/24/12 Supreme Court Rules Against Benefits for Posthumously... Source: Time Thanks to fertility treatment, babies are conceived these days in so many different ways that it can be hard to keep track.