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Current Knowledge in Reproductive Medicine by Brazil) World Congress on Human Reproduction 1999 (Salvador, Elsimar M. Coutinho, et all 2000-09-01
In Vitro Fertilization by Andrea Bonnicksen, 1989-10-15
Beyond Second Opinions: Making Choices About Fertility Treatment by Judith Steinberg Turiel, 1998-06-29
Biologic Markers in Reproductive Toxicology by Subcommittee on Reproductive and Neurodevelopmental Toxicology, Committee on Biologic Markers, et all 1989-01-01
Not Yet Pregnant: Infertile Couples in Contemporary America by Larry L. Greil, 1991-08
Gift Of A Child: A Guide to Donor Insemination by Robert Snowden, Elizabeth Snowden, 1993-01-01
Childless Is Not Less by Vicky Love, 1984-09
Never to Be a Mother: A Guide for All Women Who Didn'T, or Couldn'T, Have Children by Linda Hunt Anton, 1992-08
Making Parents: The Ontological Choreography of Reproductive Technologies (Inside Technology) by Charis Thompson, 2007-03-30
In Vitro Fertilization: The A.R.T. of Making Babies by Geoffrey Sher, Virginia Marriage Davis, et all 1995-08
Women without Children: Nurturing Lives by Yvonne Vissing, 2002-04-02
Gonadal Development and Function (Serono Symposia Publications from Raven Press)
Maximize Your Vitality & Potency by Jonathan V. Wright, 1999-02-25
An EMPTY LAP: One Couple's Journey to Parenthood by Jill Smolowe, 1997-11-01

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Health Sciences News
Acupuncture may help some men overcome infertility. Researchers found five weeks of familybased treatments are effective for substance abuse
http://bat.library.mun.ca/blogs/index.php?/hsl
World-Wide Web Resources - Family Studies
contains over 250 books on adoption, infertility, and parenting challenges . American Association of family and Consumer Sciences
http://www.uky.edu/Subject/family.html

Extractions: Family Studies Fatherhood The Administration for Children and Families , from the Department of Health and Human Services. Responsible for "federal programs which promote the economic and social well-being of families, children, individuals, and communities." Provides links to the more than a dozen ACF programs and services, including the Office of Family Assistance, created by the Welfare Reform Law of 1996, which oversees TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families), the program that replaced AFDC (Aid to Families with Dependent Children) and JOBS (Job Opportunities and Basic Skills Training). Also contains reports to Congress and current press releases concerning child welfare. Adolescence Directory On-Line , from the Center for Adolescent Studies at Indiana University. The Adoption Book Catalog , contains over 250 books on adoption, infertility, and parenting challenges. Topics include "how to adopt," "raising adopted children," "international adoption," "open adoption," "search and reunion", and "learning about infertility." Adoptive Families of America , non-profit organization bringing together people interested in adoption and resources to support adoption and children without permanent homes.
Southern Ontario Fertility Technologies
He also believes infertility services should be caring, available, He hasbeen a family physician in London for 28 years and was appointed an Adjunct
http://www.soft-infertility.com/mission_staff.php

Extractions: Support Group With the founding of S outhern O ntario F ertility T echnologies, Dr. Martin brings a very special approach to the treatment of infertility. First of all, he wants his patients to be well informed. To do this, he has developed an extensive set of information packages , which cover all topics of infertility. He also believes infertility services should be caring, available, affordable and as non-stressful as possible. SOFT's capable and caring staff take into account all aspects of the patients they serve. At the clinic, research in intrauterine insemination, ovulation induction, IVF, male infertility, endometriosis, ovarian reserve, polycystic ovary syndrome, menopause and others, are continued and expanded. Dr. James S. B. Martin Dr. James S. B. Martin founded and became the medical director of Southern Ontario Fertility Technologies in October 2000. He is well known to Southwestern Ontario from his associations with the infertility unit at London Health Sciences Centre, University Campus from 1993 to 2000.
Infertility Around The Globe
Interpreting infertility A View from the Social Sciences Conceiving theHappy family infertility and Marital Politics in Northern Vietnam
http://www.ucpress.edu/books/pages/9398.html

Extractions: list of contributors Description Table of Contents Awards ... About the Editors "Extremely well-written, innovative, and timely, Infertility Around the Globe is a definitive work. Together, the authors use infertility as the lens to examine numerous compelling social issues, generating a powerful argument that infertility is a globally significant phenomenon. This volume will attract anthropologists and other social scientists interested in the study of reproduction, as well as anyone interested in gender studies, women's studies, and international health."Carolyn Sargent, co-editor of Childbirth and Authoritative Knowledge: Cross-Cultural Perspectives "This groundbreaking, interdisciplinary book will change how infertility is theorized and how intervention programs are designed. It will become the primary sourcebook for international and comparative research in a variety of cultural settings. Reading this book was a distinct pleasure."Lynn Morgan, co-editor of
Infertility Around The Globe: LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
Gay Becker is Professor in Residence, Social and Behavioral Sciences and Medical Her dissertation, Conceiving the Happy family infertility,
http://www.ucpress.edu/books/pages/9398/9398.contrib.html

Extractions: Back to description Contributors Gay Becker is Professor in Residence, Social and Behavioral Sciences and Medical Anthropology, at the University of California, San Francisco. She has been studying infertility and reproductive technologies for more than twenty years, a project that grew out of her own experience with infertility. Her work includes a general study of people's experiences with infertility, which has resulted in the publication of three University of California Press books: Healing the Infertile Family: Strengthening Your Relationship in the Search for Parenthood, Disrupted Lives: How People Create Meaning in a Chaotic World, and The Elusive Embryo: Consuming the New Reproductive Technologies. She is also the author, with Robert Nachtigall, of several articles on donor insemination. For four years, she served as editor of the Society for Medical Anthropology's journal, Medical Anthropology Quarterly.
Family And Consumer Sciences
Discuss different career options in family and consumer sciences and the fashion of pregnancy and infertility to describe their effects on the family.
http://www.gisd.k12.nm.us/standards/highschool/Vocational/FCS.html

Extractions: Child Care The Student Will: Concepts: FN1-A. Analyze information to evaluate the characteristics of a healthy lifestyle. FN1-B. Synthesize information to create a product. Apply the rules of sanitation; safety, and equipment care to operate within a kitchen setting. Operate and use a variety of appliances to prepare foods. Use the food pyramid to plan and prepare various foods. Use tools to measure ingredients for use in recipes. Use equivalents to measure and calculate recipe ingredients. Collaborate in teams to plan, prepare, and evaluate process and product.
The Telson Spur -- Home: Family
This page lists links to online resources for family, StoryPlace - TheChildren s Digital Library Study WEB family science - Kids Links
http://www.snark.org/fam.htm

Extractions: Contents Jump Search Gopher ... Index DESCRIPTION : One of a set of "Home" pages comprising the sterncastle or local section of The Telson Spur , this page is a list of links to on-line resources for Family, including children and parents. The coordinate Home pages, with a common header and List of Contents , contain links to Local Information (including Canada), Telecommunity, Global News, Sky and Weather, Reference, Family, Life and Leisure, Home Computing, Internet Forums, Portals, and Web Weaving. KEYWORDS : family; home; children; kids; parents; parenting
Human Ecology (Family And Consumer Science)
The American Association of family and Consumer Sciences (AAFCS) The only nationalorganization representing family and consumer sciences professionals
http://library.morgan.edu/subjweb/home/humaecol.HTM
ScienceDaily -- Browse Topics: Health/Reproductive_Health/Birth_Control/Natural_
Signs of Fertility The Personal science of Natural Birth Control Garden ofFertility Natural Birth Control infertility Treatment Katie Singer s
http://www.sciencedaily.com/directory/Health/Reproductive_Health/Birth_Control/N

Extractions: Text Size A A A Front Page ... Birth Control : Natural Family Planning Researchers Create Functioning Artificial Proteins Using Nature's Rules (September 22, 2005) full story Aloe Vera Coating May Prolong Freshness, Safety Of Fruits And Vegetables (September 22, 2005) full story Mutation May Raise Prostate-cancer Risk In African Americans (September 21, 2005) full story New, Healthful Compound Discovered In Exotic Lentils (September 21, 2005) full story MIT Researchers Map City By Cellphone (September 20, 2005) full story How We'll Get Back To The Moon (September 20, 2005) full story Wormholes Yet Another Avenue For Pollution? (September 20, 2005) full story Both Mother's And Father's Genes Can Trigger Pre-eclampsia (September 19, 2005) full story [ More news about Natural Family Planning
Gene Linked To Infertility In Mice; Findings May Apply To Humans
Now, the same family of genes has been linked to infertility in male mice.Lin is confident that the gene infertility link he found in mice,
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2002/06/020607073756.htm

Extractions: Source Duke University Medical Center Date Print this page Email to friend DURHAM, N.C. A cell biologist at Duke University Medical Center has published a new study in mice that offers another possible genetic explanation for infertility in men: a gene called miwi. Related News Stories Gene Linked To Testicular Cancer (June 5, 2002) In a study to be published in the June 6, 2002, issue of the journal Oncogene, researchers at Duke University Medical Center have identified the first gene known to be highly correlated to testicular ... full story Insight Into Male Infertility (November 19, 2001) A new study, appearing in the November 16 issue of Science, found that mice lacking a certain protein in their sperm were infertile. The study provides valuable insight into male infertility and ... full story Male Infertility: Scientists Discover Candidate Gene For Impaired Spermatogenesis (July 5, 2001)
AAS-Interview With Moira O'Bryan
Were your parents supportive of science in particular? I still enjoy dealingwith patients, particularly in male infertility. Very few doctors actually
http://www.science.org.au/scientists/mo.htm

Extractions: Whither tomorrow? Dr Moira O'Bryan, medical scientist, was interviewed for the Australian Academy of Science's Interviews with Australian scientists program in 2001. The interview was conducted by Ms Nessy Allen. Here is an edited transcript. You can order the videotape from us for $65.50 (including GST). List of edited transcripts Introduction Moira OBryan, despite her youth, has already made a major contribution in the area of molecular reproduction and endocrinology. She started her career at Melbourne's St Vincents Hospital, working on the characterisation of an immune regulator in the male reproductive tract and its effect on infertility. Awarded a Mellon Foundation fellowship, she worked at Rockefeller University in New York on the endocrinology behind male fertility. After three years she returned to Australia, to the Centre for Molecular Reproduction and Endocrinology at the Monash Institute of Reproduction and Development, Monash University, in Melbourne. Here she heads a large research group, the main projects of which revolve around identifying components of the mammalian sperm tail, identifying their function and determining if they are associated with human male infertility. Family influences Moira, where were you born, and when?
White Paper On Population In China
The instructive role of population science theory will be given full Gradually increasing financial input in population and family planning programs.
http://english.people.com.cn/features/populationpaper/populatione.html
Population Policy: Ideology As Science
Population Policy Ideology as science But fertility decline was underway inthese areas before their family planning programs had been established.
http://www.firstthings.com/ftissues/ft9401/articles/eber.html

Extractions: First Things 40 (January 1994): 30-38. In recent years the poorer regions of the earth have been swept by a "population revolution" which, though it has attracted comparatively little attention, is nevertheless both unprecedented and pregnant with consequences for the peoples of the countries affected. This "revolution" has been taking place neither in the bedroom nor in the health clinic, but rather in the corridors of government. Among otherwise diverse countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, a single idea has rapidly gained currency: that a modern government should have a population "policy"-an array of laws and measures specifically aimed at shaping the composition, size, and rates of change of the national population. The adoption of comprehensive population policy marks an eventful change in the conception of the role of government in civic life. In the past, governments were often called upon to perform duties with demonstrable demographic consequences-the regulation of immigration, for example, or the eradication of communicable disease. The demographic impact of such programs, however, was typically subsidiary to their intended purpose (the preservation of national sovereignty, the promotion of public health, etc.). The idea of harnessing state power to the goal of altering the demographic rhythms of society per se suggests-and indeed almost seems to require-a new sort of relationship between the state and the citizen.
The Journal Of Philosophy, Science Law - PRESERVING FERTILITY IN
it is uncommon for patients and families to have been consulted or informed The baseline infertility rate for couples in the United States is about
http://www.psljournal.com/archives/papers/preservingFert.cfm
The Residency Training Program - Department Of Obstetrics & Gynecology - The Uni
link to homepage of The University of Texas Health science Center at San Antonio 2 months Reproductive Endocrinology/infertility and Genetics. *Elective
http://www.uthscsa.edu/obgyn/res-program.html

Extractions: The Training Program The residency program in Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio consists of: Four years of clinically oriented graduate medical education focused on reproductive health care and ambulatory primary health care for women, including health maintenance, disease prevention, diagnostic treatment, consultation and referral. The four years of residency are structured as follows: Year 1:
RSC Boston IVF Clinic In Boston - 0 Home
Expert in infertility Treatment with high IVF success rates. The ReproductiveScience Center is a Stateof-the-Art Fertility Center.
http://www.rscboston.com/

Extractions: RSC Boston IVF Center in Massachusetts - New England's Top IVF Advanced diagnostic techniques can be used to identify the cause of an individual's infertility and indicate the best way to treat it. Even when no specific problem is identified, today's advanced reproductive techniques may help the childless couple start a family, which is welcoming news for couples who are unable to achieve pregnancy. Take a Flash tour Time is an important factor for treatment of infertility. If you suspect infertility, see a specialist (Reproductive Endocrinologist) for an initial consultation to get help as early as possible. Contact us online or call us at 1.800.858.4832 to speak to one of our patient services coordinators with any questions you might have about infertility treatment and about our services. We're on the air with our
AMH / Toll Center For Reproductive Sciences
infertility SERVICES Hope for couples who wish to have a child, but have been The stateof-the-art Toll Center for Reproductive Sciences has full-time
http://www.amh.org/healthsrv/wctoll.htm

Extractions: Hope for couples who wish to have a child, but have been trying unsuccessfully, begins at Abington Memorial Hospital. Our Division of Reproductive Endocrinology identifies causes of male and female infertility. Treatments include medications, surgery, artificial insemination and in vitro fertilization (IVF). Our Center is staffed by board-certified reproductive endocrinologists and one of the area's few reproductive urologists. The state-of-the-art Toll Center for Reproductive Sciences has full-time specialists in clinical embryology and in male infertility. We offer the latest diagnostic techniques and procedures for assisted conception including IVF, blastocyst transfer, GIFT (Gamete Intrafallopian Transfer), ZIFT (Zygote Intrafallopian Transfer), embryo and sperm freezing, ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection), testicular sperm aspiration, assisted hatching, treatment with donated eggs and autologous endometrial co-culture (for couples with poor embryo quality and multiple failed previous attempts). Preimplantation genetic diagnosis screens embryos for genetic abnormalities, allowing our physicians to select those with a normal genetic pattern for implantation in the uterus. The staff is committed to providing a full range of technically excellent infertility treatments that are tailored to each couples' requirements in a supportive and caring environment.
Keep Your Baby - Celebrating Natural Families! - Adoption And Open Adoption FACT
They ve been convinced that adoption will cure their infertility. It will not.MYTH 14. MYTH 17 Adoptive families are the same as natural families.
http://www.keepyourbaby.com/adoption_myths.html

Extractions: KeepYourBaby.Com Natural Families Adoption and Open Adoption - Myths and Facts This is not your usual adoption FAQ. This gives "the other side of the story," addressing myths intentionally promoted by the adoption industry Myths: "Birthmother" is a respectful term Adoption serves the best interest of children You must make a decision as early in your pregnancy as possible Ag ... It's easier to surrender a baby at birth than later on. MYTH 1. "BIRTHMOTHER" is a respectful term FACT: The word "birthmother" was invented about 25 years ago by the North American adoption industry to refer to women who have surrendered their babies. Before that time, we were referred to as natural mothers or real mothers. See the article "Why Birthmother Means Breeder,"
The Medical Team Of Doctors And Embryologists At The Family Fertility Center Inf
The family Fertility Center, is a professional womenoperated, We serveinfertility patients from Pennsylvania, PA, New Jersey, NJ, New York, NY,
http://www.familyfertility.com/staff.htm

Extractions: Dr. H. Christina Lee has been certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ABOG) in obstetrics and gynecology as well as reproductive endocrinology and infertility since 1991. She successfully passed both board examinations on first trial and has maintained annual re-certification since 2000. Board certification by the ABOG ensures Dr. Lee is well-versed with clinical knowledge in the latest scientific advances in the field of reproductive medicine. Dr. H. Christina Lee is one of the few board-certified reproductive endocrinologists in the United States who is also certified by the American Board of Bioanalysts (ABB) as a High Complexity Laboratory Director (H.C.L.D.) in the science of Embryology and Andrology. This means Dr. Lee possesses both the scientific knowledge of laboratory medicine, specifically that related to sperm, oocyte, and embryo biology. She has the technical skill necessary to perform male infertility testing and assisted reproductive technology (A.R.T.), such as in vitro fertilization (IVF), assisted hatching, and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI). Dual certification by the ABOG and ABB validates Dr. Lees unique qualifications. She is a one-of-a-kind doctor who not only has an in-depth knowledge in the science of clinical and laboratory reproductive medicine, but also the technical know-how to actually perform ART. This diverse and in-depth qualification gives her the distinctive ability to provide her patients with the highest standard of care in the clinical arena as well as cutting-edge advances in the laboratory science of reproductive medicine.
ANU - Demography & Sociology Program - The Program
Demography Sociology Program. Research School of Social Sciences family Changesand Fertility decline in Iran Case study in Yazd province, Persian,
http://demography.anu.edu.au/People/associates/jalal.php

Extractions: Studying Graduate Studies in Demography Graduate Studies in Sociology Links Virtual Library Other links Related web sites Australian Centre for Population Research Australian Population Research Network Journal of Population Research Health Transition Centre Internal web site BA (University of Isfahan), MA (University of Tehran), PHD (ANU) Contact Details:

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