Search Results: IVF (16)

Health Rounds: A study in mice suggested transplanting eggs from older ovaries into younger tissue could rejuvenate them and improve IVF outcomes. Researchers found a gene variant that protects some babies from jaundice by better processing bilirubin. A trial demonstrated Exelixis’ Cabometyx extended progression-free survival for patients with advanced pancreatic neuroendocrine tumours resistant to other treatments.

Jessica Iskandar and her husband embark on their third pregnancy using the test tube baby programme. At 36, Jessica opted for IVF with PGT-A to ensure a healthy baby.

As the demand for assisted reproductive technologies (ART), such as in-vitro fertilisation (IVF), continues to climb, Singapore is proactively expanding…

Manual ultrasound varies by operator. Automated 3D breast ultrasound standardises imaging, improves workflow efficiency, and enhances detection in dense breast tissue. Here is how ABUS is changing radiology practice.

CCC 2025 gathered healthcare professionals, marketers, and innovators for a full day of insight: from digital trends and leadership to medical tourism and content creation. Here’s a rundown.

Many across Asia Pacific want kids but can’t afford fertility treatment. A new paper commissioned by Organon and developed by Charles River Associates, calls out the policy failures keeping care out of reach.

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, April 21, 2025 – Ahead of Connecting Care With Clicks 2025, Medical Channel Asia (MCA) has unveiled an expanded speaker lineup and announced Prince Court Medical Centre as the event’s official Healthcare Professional (HCP) Engagement Partner Hospital.

Fertility preservation in Singapore is becoming an option for women balancing career and family goals. Ana Alsina shares her personal journey, the challenges of the “fertility cliff,” and the pressures of making reproductive choices while navigating career ambitions.

The connection between nutrition and female fertility is becoming increasingly clear.  Research reveals that what women eat can directly affect…