Study Links IVF to Small Risk of Mental Disability

The research in the Journal of the American Medical Association is described as the largest of its kind and was based on the records of 2.5 million children born in Sweden from 1982 to 2007.

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Why Waiting That Long In Having a Baby at Age 35

A widely read article by Jean Twenge in the latest issue of The Atlantic magazine questions the science and facts behind the popular belief that women can and should not have children over the age of 35. 

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IVF Technique Delivers Baby Eva

A SCOTS woman who became the first to conceive using a breakthrough IVF technique has given birth to a girl.

Baby Eva was born in Glasgow on Tuesday, thanks to the cutting-edge early embryo viability assessment (Eeva) technique.

Parents Susan Walker-Dempster and David Dempster took their three-day-old to visit staff at Glasgow Centre for Reproductive Medicine (GCRM) yesterday.

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