Women in technology
fromPsychology Today
1 day agoThe Promise and Challenges of In Vitro Fertilization
Women are increasingly having children later in life, often requiring assisted reproductive technology due to age-related fertility challenges.
This early stage research could one day also be used to treat infertility for women of advanced maternal age "or those who are unable to produce viable eggs due to previous treatment of cancer or other causes," according to an OHSU post. Yes, but: The Portland-based team noted several limitations in their proof-of-concept study, published in Nature Communications on Tuesday, notably that all of the embryos had chromosomal abnormalities.