Surrogacy: One real-life experience

Surrogacy: One real-life experience   Image courtesy Satory Kobayashi at Flickr.com There is no probably no other such controversial topic related to building a family as surrogacy. Though I've spent years emerged in investigating and understanding all kinds of infertility-related topics, I must admit that I'm not completely sure how to feel about surrogacy. Is surrogacy a [...]

Surrogacy: One real-life experience2021-05-01T07:40:07+01:00

What is the value of a human egg? How much would you pay to your egg donor?

What is the value of a human egg? How much would you pay to your egg donor? Image credit: phaitoon at FreeDigitalPhotos.net Thousands of babies are being born each year as a result of egg donation. In 2013, over 9,500 babies were born thanks to donated eggs. Fifteen years ago (something like middle age of reproductive [...]

What is the value of a human egg? How much would you pay to your egg donor?2021-02-20T07:44:42+01:00

Why are women advised egg donation earlier in the US than in Europe?

Why are women advised egg donation earlier in the US than in Europe? I often get emails from women around the world asking me when I think is the right point to enter an egg donation program. One would think that there should be a clear consensus on this in the medical community, right? Not at all. A [...]

Why are women advised egg donation earlier in the US than in Europe?2021-01-15T07:00:45+01:00

Gay parenthood in Germany: Interesting services at Oregon Reproductive Medicine

Recently, I had a chance to speak to Dr. Brandon Bankowsky from the Oregon Reproductive Medicine and one of the co-organizers of the Fertility Fair 2017 in Berlin. Given the bad press that this conference received in local newspapers (Germany is known for its strict Embryo Protection Act which doesn't allow many fertility treaments such as egg donation, surrogacy, also PGS [...]

Gay parenthood in Germany: Interesting services at Oregon Reproductive Medicine2017-10-13T12:01:39+01:00

At which age should women start having children? Is that really a complicated question?

Image courtesy: serge bertasius at FreeDigitalPhotos.net What's the best age to have a first baby? Biologically speaking, between the age of 18 and 25 is best to have a first child. That's when eggs are in good shape and the whole reproductive system is at its peak. Young women of 18–25 are the least likely to have [...]

At which age should women start having children? Is that really a complicated question?2017-10-13T12:01:40+01:00

What is the value of a human egg? How much would you pay to your egg donor?

Image credit: phaitoon at FreeDigitalPhotos.net Tips on choosing an egg donor Thousands of babies are being born each year as a result of egg donation. In 2013, over 9,500 babies were born thanks to donated eggs. Fifteen years ago (something like middle age of reproductive medicine), egg donation was more a method then a business. At [...]

What is the value of a human egg? How much would you pay to your egg donor?2017-10-13T12:01:43+01:00

Why are women advised egg donation earlier in the US than in Europe?

I often get emails from women around the world asking me when I think is the right point to enter an egg donation program. One would think that there should be a clear consensus on this in the medical community, right? Not at all. A long time ago I noticed one weird thing: it's not only biological and [...]

Why are women advised egg donation earlier in the US than in Europe?2017-10-13T12:01:44+01:00

Mothers at 35 plus: What medicine and society still need to learn about them

My grandmother delivered my dad after she turned 40. My dad was her tenth and last child (seven of ten survived to adulthood). Since my grandma's oldest daughter was already married, everyone in the small village in the Balcan mountains considered it shameful for my grandma to give birth to a baby at a time when she was [...]

Mothers at 35 plus: What medicine and society still need to learn about them2017-10-13T12:01:44+01:00
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