IVF

Advances in IVF, as well as gene editing, mean it could soon become the primary way to have children—not just for infertile or same-sex couples but for everyone.

The procedure allows mothers to avoid passing serious genetic conditions to their children.

In a medical first, an embryo frozen for 24 years led to a successful birth last month.

An ongoing case in Israel touches on a decades-old global debate.

A Florida radio station hosts 'Win a Baby' contest to give parents free IVF treatments.

The method involves transferring the parents’ combined genes into a donor egg.

Due to an error, 26 women's eggs may have been fertilized by sperm from someone who isn't the "intended father."

Artificial sweeteners may not be the healthy option after all.

Experts have called results of the world-first study “remarkable.”

Children conceived through infertility treatments, including ovulation induction and IVF, are no more likely to have a developmental delay than other kids.

A London judge ruled that the woman did not provide clear, written proof of her request that her mother act as her surrogate.

The fashion designers, who oppose gay adoption, called IVF babies “synthetic.”

Women determined to have children are creating a new form of medical tourism, transporting their frozen eggs across continents, in search of the best, and cheapest, infertility treatments