BBC - Why I chose to donate my eggs
Why would anyone donate their eggs to help a stranger have a child? Elaine Chong explains her reasons.
Search Results
Showing 9 results of 45
Showing 9 results of 45
Previous |
Page 5 of 5
Donor anonymity and the regulation of egg donation
Children born as a result of egg (or sperm) donation now have the right at age 18 to know the identity of their donor.
More or less? Egg collection and the best numbers for the best chance of success
Expert opinion seems to take the view that, when it comes to egg collection, the more eggs available the better. This seems to be the case for IVF,...
Professor Nick Macklon on Donor Anonymity
London Women's Clinic were visited by French TV station, France 2, to talk more about donor anonymity with Professor Nick Macklon.
What is Endometriosis and how can it affect me and my fertility?
Endometriosis is a gynaecological condition that affects women, most commonly in their 30’s and 40’s. We speak to Louise Mitchell, Nurse Manager...
Pregnancy Over 40: Understanding your individual chance of success
We speak to Professor Nick Macklon to understand why fertility declines, and how women trying for a pregnancy over 40 can achieve this.
A new clinic for patients who have suffered multiple failed cycles
Having a failed treatment cycle is always a disappointment and can be particularly frustrating when you have good quality embryos. Our new implant...
Is freezing your eggs to delay a family a good idea?
Professor Nick Macklon, Medical Director at The London Women's Clinic, discusses the intricacies of freezing eggs on Sky News.
The social pioneers of egg freezing are facing tough choices
Dr Zeynep Gurtin, Venessa Smith and Dr Kamal Ahuja of the London Women's Clinic discuss the ethical and social aspects of egg freezing and the conc...
Showing 9 results of 45
Previous |
Page 5 of 5
Previous |
Page 5 of 5