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Lab-made eggs will help people have children when they choose to

The creation of mature eggs from adult mouse skin cells will almost certainly be replicated in humans, giving people more choice over when they start a family

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An eight-day-old human embryo

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Eggs made from skin cells in lab could herald end of infertility

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Older women have babies with fewer birth defects after IVF

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ICSI being used to inject sperm into an egg

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Male fertility treatment seems to pass infertility on to sons

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Here's why "two-dad" babies aren’t yet a biological reality

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Semen reshapes immune system to boost chances of pregnancy

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Petri dishes containing unfertilised human eggs

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Babies’ health could be affected by variation in IVF nutrients

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Dog sperm quality decline is blamed on pet food chemicals

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Dog sperm quality decline is blamed on pet food chemicals

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Cactus bugs compensate for lack of weapons with bigger balls

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Cactus bugs compensate for lack of weapons with bigger balls

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Who should we believe when it comes to fertility?

Difficult choices over when to start a family are not made any easier by conflicting signals from doctors and fertility clinics

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Fertility facts: How late can you leave it to have a baby?

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Menopause reversal restores periods and produces fertile eggs

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Are your sperm up to scratch? Phone microscope lets you check

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Trying to get pregnant? There’s no need to lie still afterwards

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