by blastoff | May 2, 2011 | Blog
Embryo Adoption is a relatively new phenomenon. This unique adoption and infertility option allows couples to “adopt” embryos created by another couple during an In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) process and use those embryos in their own attempt to achieve pregnancy.The...
by blastoff | Apr 25, 2011 | Blog
Q: What if our fertility clinic (or we) wants to move our embryos to long-term storage at a cryo-bank? Some clinics have time limits regarding storage of your embryos at their facility. After that time limit has expired they may require you to move your embryos to an...
by blastoff | Apr 18, 2011 | Blog
Q: What roles may an adoption agency fulfill in the embryo adoption/donation process?A: Phase One: The process starts usually with an initial inquiry from a family either desiring to place their embryos for adoption or to adopt embryos.Staff should generally be in...
by blastoff | Apr 11, 2011 | Blog
Q: What are the most significant legal issues associated with embryo adoption?A: The most significant legal issue associated with embryo donation and adoption relates to 1.) The unsettled nature of embryo adoption law and 2.) The contractual agreements used to legally...
by blastoff | Apr 4, 2011 | Blog
If you have been paying attention to the latest trends in adoption and infertility options, then you’ve probably heard plenty about Embryo Donation and Adoption.This unique alternative allows couples to “adopt” embryos that were created by another couple through the...
by blastoff | Mar 28, 2011 | Blog
Among the hundreds of advertised cures for infertility, one experimental treatment from England is showing significant potential.Doctor George Ndukwe of the Care Fertility Clinic in Nottingham, England has found a way to improve conception rates in women using a soy...
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