An American couple, who underwent IVF treatment, have advertised 18 leftover embryos online in an “open adoption”.Deb and Kevin McCrea were left with 18 spare embryos after having fertility treatment and becoming parents to two boys and a girl

the target for multiple births from 15% to 10%. This target will come into effect in October and must be met by every IVF clinic to reduce risks to mum and baby.At the moment up to two embryos can be transferred into a woman’s uterus, except in the case

Last night BBC One aired IVF Undecover, a documentary which was filmed undercover at the Assisted Reproductive and Gynaecology Centre (ARGC). It is run by Britain's most successful IVF doctor Mohamed Taranissi who has produced 2,300 babies in seven

far the clinic has monitored more than 1,500 embryos, belonging to more than 200 patients.Eggs are placed into the Embryoscope for fertilisation and their development is monitored by taking images every 20 minutes, these are viewed as time-lapse video

to give birth, breaking the record set by a 66-year-old Romanian who had a baby two years ago.In Britain, the record for the oldest mother is held by Patricia Rashbrook, who had her fourth child after IVF treatment abroad. Her son, JJ, was delivered