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MTF Oestrogen HRT (Taking Oestrogen as part of your Hormone Replacement Therapy) – Video

Posted: Published on October 1st, 2014

MTF Oestrogen HRT (Taking Oestrogen as part of your Hormone Replacement Therapy) Just an update on whats been happening since my last video. Nothing much has changed but there have been some slight developments that deserve to be highligh... By: Lily Venom … Continue reading →

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Coast woman turns to BHRT to feel and look better

Posted: Published on October 1st, 2014

GULFPORT, MS (WLOX) - There's no way to escape getting older; but more men and women are turning to bioidentical hormone replacement therapy to help them feel and look better as they age. Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy or BHRT replaces hormones that you lose as you age. And while it's still considered controversial by some more people say they are discovering the benefits; and feeling happier and more energized. Robyn Turner, 49, of Biloxi says when she entered her40s her life changed; and not in a good way. But she says BHRT has given her back her life. "Within two months I felt like a completely different person. It changed my life," Turner said. She started on BHRT about a year ago after enduring several years of not feeling right; she was lacking energy, motivation, and worst of all she was feeling depressed. "I think for women, who feel like something isn't right, it's really important to be proactive," she said. Even though Robyn is a pharmacist with healthcare connections, she says she had trouble finding help, because doctors kept telling her she was normal. "The sad part is how many years I spent suffering when I didn't need to," … Continue reading →

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What makes a stem cell community? – Video

Posted: Published on October 1st, 2014

What makes a stem cell community? UC Berkeley Student Society for Stem Cell Research hosts "Culturing a Stem Cell Community 2014." This is the conference introduction video! A special thanks to all of our video participants!... By: Berkeley SSSCR … Continue reading →

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Genetic Analysis Fails To Support Vitamin D To Prevent Diabetes

Posted: Published on October 1st, 2014

A vitamin D pill cant substitute for a healthy diet and sunshine,a new genetic study published inThe Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinologysuggests.In recent years many people have been seduced by observational studies that found low levels of vitamin D in people who developed type 2 diabetes. The new study instead suggests that the association is not causal, and that raising vitamin D by itself will not be helpful. Researchers in the U.K. performed a Mendelian Randomization study in more than 100,000 peoplein which they examined the effect of four separate, single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) on genes that have a known effect on vitamin D levels. Despite the significant effect of these genetic variations on circulating levels of vitamin D (25(OH)D), the researchers found no relationship between genetically determined levels of vitamin D and the risk for developing type 2 diabetes. Added to previous evidence, write the authors, the results suggest that interventions to reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes by increasing concentrations of 25(OH)D are not currently justified. Instead, they write, our findings emphasize the need for investigation of the discrepancy between the observational evidence and the absence of causal evidence. Two possible confounders are physical activity and adiposity, they add. … Continue reading →

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Pitt team searches for genetic roots of cleft lip, palate

Posted: Published on October 1st, 2014

PUBLIC RELEASE DATE: 30-Sep-2014 Contact: Anita Srikameswaran SrikamAV@upmc.edu 412-578-9193 University of Pittsburgh Schools of the Health Sciences @UPMCnews Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine have been awarded a $11.8 million, five-year grant from the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, part of the National Institutes of Health, to continue their exploration of the genetic roots of cleft lip and cleft palate and to expand the effort to include populations in Colombia, Nigeria, the Philippines and Pennsylvania. Orofacial clefts (OFCs), which are small gaps in the lip or palate that can form when a baby's mouth doesn't develop properly during pregnancy, occurs in 1 out of 700 live births worldwide, said Mary L. Marazita, Ph.D., professor and vice chair, Department of Oral Biology, and director of the Center for Craniofacial and Dental Genetics (CCDG). "Orofacial clefts present a significant public health challenge as these patients typically require surgical, nutritional, dental, speech and behavioral treatments for years," Dr. Marazita said. "We hope to build on the progress we've made in our previous studies by identifying genetic susceptibility not only for the overt defects, but also for more subtle features such as changes in facial structure that we … Continue reading →

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Cathy Garvey and partner Dan Bowley have a baby thanks to egg yolk and soya treatment

Posted: Published on September 30th, 2014

Cathy Garvey and her partner Dan Bowley spent six years trying for a baby Had four unsuccessful rounds of IVF, including one miscarriage Doctors eventually discovered Ms Garvey's body was 'immune' to pregnancy This meant 'killer cells' were attacking any embryos placed inside her Said IV mixture containing egg yolk and soy could keep these cells at bay So-called intralipid treatment enabled Ms Garvey to conceive baby Joseph By Anna Hodgekiss for MailOnline Published: 05:57 EST, 30 September 2014 | Updated: 06:11 EST, 30 September 2014 151 shares 1 View comments A couple who spent 20,000 on fertility treatment finally conceived thanks to a controversial treatment involving egg yolk and soya. Cathy Garvey and her partner Dan Bowley spent six yearstrying for a baby. Four rounds of IVF treatment failed, leaving the couple, from Birmingham, heartbroken. But they finally achieved success after trying a new technique being pioneered in Britain. See the original post: Cathy Garvey and partner Dan Bowley have a baby thanks to egg yolk and soya treatment … Continue reading →

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Couple who spent 20,000 on fertility treatment finally conceive – after mum drip fed egg yolk

Posted: Published on September 30th, 2014

A couple who spent 20,000 on fertility treatment, finally conceiving their beloved son on a special diet of egg yolks and soya, are getting married with their newborn as guest of honour. Cathy Garvey, 43, and Dan Bowley, 42, of Kings Norton, Birmingham, spent a heartbreaking six years trying for a baby which included four rounds of failed IVF treatment. But scientists at CARE Fertility, finally cracked it on their fifth attempt by drip-feeding the new mum egg yolk and soya oil to fight killer cells that were destroying her chances. And thanks to the unusual treatment, Cathy and Dan, a retail manager, are now the proud parents to baby Joseph who was born on July 8, weighing 7lbs 14oz, reports the Birmingham Mail. Now the couple can start saving for the wedding they dreamed of. It was worth every penny because we got Joseph in the end, said Cathy, 43, a recruitment adminstrator. We did have to put off our wedding because we couldnt afford it after spending so much money on fertility treatment. But Joseph is perfect. "Hell be the guest of honour at our wedding. Cathy struggled to get pregnant naturally for two years but had expected … Continue reading →

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Hollyoaks spoiler pictures: Grace and Trevor face new baby setback

Posted: Published on September 30th, 2014

Hollyoaks couple Grace Black and Trevor Royle will face a further setback in their desire to start a family next week. The couple have been having IVF treatment due to Grace's inability to have a baby of her own, but they were left devastated recently when Grace (Tamara Wall) suffered a miscarriage. Grace and Trevor in Hollyoaks Dr Lewis explains to Grace and Trevor that due to her shooting, there is more damage to Grace's ovary then they originally thought and she may not be able to carry a baby full term even with the IVF treatment. After taking her to hospital, Esther soon becomes suspicious by Grace's extreme concern, but what exactly is Grace planning? Hollyoaks airs these scenes on Monday, October 6 and Tuesday, October 7 at 6.30pm on Channel 4. Digital Spy Soap Scoop video - hit play below for spoilers on Dean and Linda's EastEnders rape storyline, Kylie falling back into a drug habit on Coronation Street, Priya and Rakesh's wedding on Emmerdale and a hostage drama in Hollyoaks. See more here: Hollyoaks spoiler pictures: Grace and Trevor face new baby setback … Continue reading →

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Synthetic sperm protein raises the chance for successful in vitro fertilization

Posted: Published on September 30th, 2014

PUBLIC RELEASE DATE: 30-Sep-2014 Contact: Cody Mooneyhan cmooneyhan@faseb.org 301-634-7104 Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology @fasebopa Having trouble getting pregnanteven with IVF? Here's some hope: A new research report published in October 2014 issue of The FASEB Journal, explains how scientists developed a synthetic version of a sperm-originated protein known as PAWP, which induced embryo development in human and mouse eggs similar to the natural triggering of embryo development by the sperm cell during fertilization. "We believe that the results of this study represent a major paradigm shift in our understanding of human fertilization by providing a precise answer to a fundamental unresolved scientific question in developmental biology," said Mahmoud Aarabi, M.D., Ph.D., a researcher involved in the work from the Department of Human Genetics at Montreal Children's Hospital Research Institute in Montreal, Canada. "Based on our findings, we envision that physicians will be able to improve their diagnosis and treatment of infertility, a problem that affects 10-15 percent of couples worldwide, and scientists will be able to finally resolve the signalling pathway leading to initiation of embryonic development in mammals." To make their advance, Aarabi and colleagues injected transcripts coding for PAWP protein into human eggs, and the … Continue reading →

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Documentary Annual Conference 2014: ‘Genetics, Genomics and Global Health – Video

Posted: Published on September 30th, 2014

Documentary Annual Conference 2014:'Genetics, Genomics and Global Health Annual Conference 2014:'Genetics, Genomics and Global Health -- Inequalities, Identities and Insecurities' 19th July 2014 University of Sussex Conference Ce... By: Global Health Policy … Continue reading →

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