No higher risk of pregnancy complications for women who were conceived using assisted fertilisation These are the findings of a recent study conducted by the Norwegian Institute of Public Health.
Babies conceived with assisted reproduction weigh less when they are born, but they rapidly catch up When 17-year-olds who were conceived with assisted reproduction were screened before military service, they provided information about their height and weight. Researchers have used these data to find out how they have fared over time.
Increased risk of impairment linked to fertility treatment New research suggests that assisted conception techniques that are used when a father is infertile slightly increase the risk that the child will be born with a mental disability. One prominent fertility researcher is sceptical of this finding.