Driven by Costs, Fertility Clients Head Overseas
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The expense of fertility treatments in the U.S. is sending some families overseas, where the costs can be much lower.
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Many African countries now have more medics working abroad than they do at home, research shows.
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There has been a huge rise in demand for fertility treatment among women in their forties, figures show.
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Online travel agencies are promoting their wares to international travelers as domestic travel slows.
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Drugmakers get part of the job done outside of the U.S.
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As competition increases, sperm banks reveal more and more about donors.
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Mother India gives birth to 43 million children a year. Biotech companies on the verge of the world's largest stem-cell bonanza may create a market that would tempt poor families. By Scott Carney.
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The checks couples wanting IVF have to undergo to ensure they are fit to be parents are being overhauled.
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The cost to the NHS of maternity care for mothers born outside the UK has risen by Â£200m in a decade, the BBC learns.
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U.S. researchers tracking government health care spending on illegal immigrants found that most of the money goes to childbirth costs and pregnancy complications, a study conducted in North Carolina showed.
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More and more people have literally found life on the Internet as the estimated $3 billion fertility industry moves increasingly online.
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The nation&#39;s fertility clinics vary widely when it comes to how they perform one of the most delicate aspects of their jobs: disposing of unused frozen human embryos that were created to help infertile women become
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Older women and migrant families boost births.
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Elective surgery in India? Medical tourism is booming, and U.S. companies trying to contain health-care costs are starting to take notice
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Women may be able to have unfertilised eggs routinely frozen during fertility treatment rather than just embryos after research.
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The decision to outsource and offshore is more complicated than just counting costs.
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They'll check her ovaries and her bank account, but few U.S. fertility clinics have policies for determining a woman's emotional or mental fitness to have a child, let alone whether it's OK to help one who is past menopause, a new survey reveals.