In the United States, the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) collects data from fertility clinics on their pregnancy success rates for infertility treatments such as IVF, PCG, and ICSI. In these surveys, the pregnancy success rate is defined as
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by Abbie Waters in Egg Donation
In the United States, the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) collects data from fertility clinics on their pregnancy success rates for infertility treatments such as IVF, PCG, and ICSI. In these surveys, the pregnancy success rate is defined as
…
by Abbie Waters in Egg Donation
As I’ve noted elsewhere, in the United States, there is a shortage of African-American egg donors (as well as Asian and Jewish egg donors). At many donor egg agencies, infertile couples looking for African-American egg donors are encouraged to place…
by Abbie Waters in Egg Donation
I just finished reading this New York Magazine article about the lengths people will go to to find Jewish egg donors. I discovered that there are at least two New York egg donor programs that specialize in finding Jewish egg…
by Abbie Waters in Become an Egg Donor, Egg Donation
This is the second article in the series Step-By-Step Procedures Used in Egg Donation.
In Part 1 of this series, we learned about the first four steps of the egg donation process: Egg donor recruitment, medical and…
by Abbie Waters in Become an Egg Donor, Egg Donation
This is the first article in the series Step-By-Step Procedures Used in Egg Donation. For more in-depth information about the procedures used in egg donation, go to Part 2.
I’ve found that even though many women know…
by Abbie Waters in Egg Donation
In 2003, more than 12,000 in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures using donor eggs were performed in the United States, resulting in more than 5,700 children born from donated eggs. That’s 10 percent more than the year before. In total,…
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