Single embryo transfer: Why It’s better
Future parents need to know this: multiple pregnancies are a factor of risk and are considered an adverse outcome after assisted reproductive interventions.
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Future parents need to know this: multiple pregnancies are a factor of risk and are considered an adverse outcome after assisted reproductive interventions.
Vitrification of gametes, i.e. (from the Latin word vitrum, which means glass), is the process of freezing them so rapidly that the water doesn’t form ice crystals and solidify…
A natural ‘shield’ that nature has created to protect women’s wellbeing. This is the feminine fertility curve, that follows a ‘U’ trend and undergoes over the years…
The unbalanced transmission of chromosomes in human gametes and early preimplantation embryos causes aneuploidy, which is a major cause of infertility and pregnancy failure.
The latest scientific evidence confirms the effectiveness of the ‘double’ stimulation approach of the ovaries used in medically assisted reproduction cycles, indicated for women who need an optimization…
To date, little is known about the impact of the male factor on IVF outcomes such as embryo developmental competence and, more importantly, on aneuploidy rate. GeneraLife clinical researchers have published a study on this topic in the ‘Fertility and Sterility’ journal…
Are women more affected by Covid-19 or not? How to behave during pregnancy, in case you discover to be positive? These and other questions are answered by the Italian Ministry of Health and the Italian Higher Institute of Health:
Ginefiv by GeneraLife opens its first center in the Catalan capital. After more than 30 years in Madrid, Ginefiv has decided to expand to other territories in Spain.
Is it possible to get pregnant naturally after the age of 44, 45? So many patients ask this question to our doctors. “The increase in maternal age – explains Filippo Maria Ubaldi, Director of the Scientific Executive Committee of GeneraLife…
Danilo Cimadomo, scientific coordinator of GeneraLife, spoke at the 76th meeting of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine (ASRM), during a symposium on repeated implantation failures (RIF) during PMA cycles.
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