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Newsweek, one of the most respected US news portals, has published a list of the world’s leading infertility treatment centers. The list includes 6 institutions from Europe, Asia and the USA. VittoriaVita is among them. What did Newsweek point out? According to Newsweek (and we certainly agree with them :), VittoriaVita’s strengths are: Strict adherence...

IVF with donor eggs is often the last chance to get pregnant for women who cannot become mothers due to the lack of their own eggs or their unsatisfactory quality.IVF programs using donor eggs are highly effective. Thanks to the use of high-quality oocytes, embryos with high implantation potential are obtained, which significantly increases the chances for success of artificial insemination.

On March 9-10, 2019 in Berlin the Kinderwunsch Tage exhibition was hold. This event brought together everyone involved in the topic of infertility: clinics, doctors and couples who cannot conceive children. We, VittoriaVita, have also visited the event.

On March 9-10, the Kinderwunsch Tage conference will be held in Berlin, which will be attended by reproductive technology clinics, medical associations, medical device manufacturers,sperm banks, adoption agencies, pharmacological companies, individual practitioners, information resources and other organizations.

In July 2018, the BioTexCom clinic had stopped its work for an indefinite period. The temporary closure of the company was due to the fact that Prosecutor’s Office started criminal proceeding based on suspicion in human trafficking.

During last two months, there was a lot of controversies around programs of surrogate motherhood in Ukraine. The reason for such an upsurge was the illegal activities of the BioTexCom  clinic that were conducted 7 years ago.

IVF is one of the methods of the infertility treatment, which is absolutely legal in Ukraine and is regulated by the law. Nowadays, there are 34 center for reproductive medicine, which are aimed at the treatment of infertility in accordance with the standards of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the European society of human reproduction and embryology (ESHRE).

Artificial insemination is one of the simplest methods of infertility treatment, when specially treated sperm is injected into the uterus under ultrasound guidance. This method is used in case of impotence or poor quality of sperm, when it is difficult to the spermatozoids to reach the uterine cavity.

Some people believe that if a woman turns 40, she will not be able to fulfill her lifelong dream of becoming a mother. However, this opinion is erroneous, despite the fact that at this age, reproductive function and the likelihood of egg fertilization decreases.