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Introduction:

The aim of this research is to analyze the impact of requiring IVF on the relationship of the couple to successfully become pregnant for younger females.This poses a question: how does IVF treatment impact relationship of couples?This research is age-limited for women below 30 years. The age limit is kept low so that the relation in first few years of married life is specifically evaluated. The subjects of research are only those who are undergoing their first experience to achieve pregnancy by IVF treatment.

Context:

IVF is a treatment of conceiving a baby for those couple who are infertile, either Continue reading...

Background

History of IVF
In vitro fertilization in humans: procedure
Step i: Superovulation
Step ii: Egg retrieval
Step iii: Insemination and fertilization
Step iv: Embryo culturing
Step v: Embryo transfer
Prevalence
Infertility rates in USA
IVF US statistics
IVF international statistics
Risks of in vitro fertilization
In vitro fertilization and cancer
In vitro fertilization and birth defects
In vitro fertilization and chromosomal aberrations
In vitro fertilization and multiple births
In vitro fertilization, low birth weights, and increased prematurity
In vitro fertilization and back pain
Ethical dilemma in in vitro fertilization
Religion
Extra embryos
Multiple births
Conclusion
Importance of IVF
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QUESTION 1:
The possible causes for the symptoms described in this case are urethral stricture, prostatic enlargement and partial outflow obstruction of urinary bladder.
According to Huether and McCance (746), diagnosis in such a case is based on good clinical history, thorough examination and laboratory investigations. Uroflowmetry and multi-channel urodynamic testing is used to assess the urinary tract for obstruction. Digital Rectal Examination (DRE) should be done along with laboratory levels of Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA). For specific testing, Ultrasound Prostate with post-voidal Continue reading...

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Dr. Gordon’s interest in writing the book was aroused by stories of two different women with different academic qualification but were facing a similar predicament in terms of maternity issues. The first woman was considering not having a child as she felt that her colleagues who would be voting on her promotion would not fully support her and might not be happy with her decision to get pregnant. The second woman who was well educated and an assistant professor declined to take her maternity leave after the birth of her child since she felt that her colleagues would Continue reading...

In vitro Fertilization

Abstract
In vitro fertilization or IVF has consistently drawn the focus of the public in general and scientific community in particular since its launching in 1978. Presently, the “Assisted reproductive technology” is accessible all over the developed world, and the practice has changed significantly. The constant improvement in the clinical lab technology has helped IVF in a safe, efficient and cheap process for the people who want to make use of it. Accordingly, over 2 million people have so far been born through this technology, and its appeal continues to grow.

Description of the stakeholders in the technology
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The population of the Earth is seven billion and counting. With the number of resources in short supply, people need to the ways to meet their natural human needs like nutrition. Seeing as how limited the number of arable lands fit for crop cultivation is, there has always been the need for the stimulation of the amount of food produced. Over the centuries, the humanity has developed a great number of cultivation techniques and instruments to provide for the growing number of Earth population. While people do what is a strategic planning calculating the requisite amount of food readily Continue reading...

Carl Zimmer “Seeing X Chromosomes in a New Light” nytimes.com JAN. 20, 2014 2
Alexandra Sifferlin  “Human Emotions Are Not as Complex as We Thought”. Time.com Feb. 5, 2014 6
Alexandra Sifferlin. “Humans and Dogs Process Emotions Similarly”. Time.com. Feb. 21, 2014 7
Nicholas Wade. “Researchers See New Importance in Y Chromosome”. nytimes.com. APRIL 23, 2014 8
P. Nash Jenkins   “Squid Protein: Our Best Defense Against Chemical Weapons?”. Time.com. June 17, 2014 10
KIM TINGLEY “The Brave New World of Three-Parent I.V.F.”. nytimes.com. JUNE 27, 2014 11
Kate Lunau “Mackenzee Wittke, a five-year-old Alberta girl with the body of Continue reading...

By definition, abortion refers to a deliberate termination of a pregnancy. Even so, the act is done to end an unwanted or unplanned pregnancy. There are safe and unsafe abortions with the former consisting of in-clinic practices performed by a qualified physician or nurse (Grimes and Brandon 32). In this case, the practitioner either safely removes the pregnancy using medical instruments and gentle suction or uses medication. In medication abortion, the women take pills that make her uterus expel the gestation tissue and end the pregnancy. On the other hand, an unsafe abortion refers to the ending of a pregnancy by an unqualified individual or in an environment that is not up to the required medical standards. Use of high-dose medication, insertion of a sharp object into the womb, flushing the uterus with harmful liquids, and physical abuse are all forms of unsafe abortions (Grimes and Brandon 31). Women, who go for unsafe abortions are often ignorant of the adverse consequences to which they expose themselves. Whether safe or unsafe, abortion has noteworthy negative effects, particularly on the psychological, physiological, and economic fronts.

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Acupuncture has found application in medicine for millennia, as a method that uses needles inserted into certain points (energy channels) thought to restore the balance of life or energy disrupted by disease. The technique emerged in ancient China as early as the 1600-1100 BC, and embodies traditional Chinese medical beliefs that health is merely equal to the balance of energy in the body, which may be disrupted by disease. The confidence in the therapeutic potential of acupuncture flows from the belief that forces that created the universe and whose interaction result in the balance within the body and the Continue reading...

The impact of sex trafficking on young women and children are severe. Physical abuse is accompanied by irreversible psychological damage. Though sex trade is an issue of international concern; but, many fail to realize that human trafficking isn’t limited to the developing countries. There is an increasing number of sex trade cases reported from the United States. This research paper is a thorough analysis and investigation about the impact of human trafficking upon the vulnerable section- women and children. The U.S. has a long history of sex trafficking and legal actions are failing to fully address this rising Continue reading...