Institut Marques is a tertiary care referral centre treating infertile patients throughout the globe. This year we celebrate our 90th anniversary creating families. We see patients from more than 40 different countries in Europe, Australia, U.S.A., Russia, United Arab Emirates and Asia. More than 93% of our cases succeed due to our advanced technologies in IMSI, PGD for all chromosomes, and polar body biopsy.

At Institut Marquès we are specialized in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with long-standing unexplained infertility who, unsuccessfully, have been trying to become parents for many years. We have the biggest egg and embryo donation program in Europe. With an egg-donation treatment, transferring two embryos, we have a pregnancy success rate of 64%.

We have no waiting list and provide carefully selected, thoroughly screened and well-matched egg and semen donors when required. This is possible thanks to the high number of donors and ample variety of phenotypes that we can recruit in Catalonia, most of which are young university students from Spain and other European countries.

Our main focus is our Embryo Adoption Program, the diagnosis and treatment of the genomic male factor and the development of cutting-edge technologies for Preimplantational Genetic Diagnosis (PGD). These have enabled us to successfully treat many patients with unexplained infertility due to genomic male factor and embryo chromosomal abnormalities.

Our webpage is www.institutmarques.com

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Samantha Williams came to meet with us because as part of her exploratory research she is keen to speak with people who are thinking about taking the first step and would like to speak to single people or couples who are currently exploring different ways to have a family. There is no obligation to participate further once you have spoken to her and your conversation will be in confidence.

‘The Garden Productions’ produces a wide range of interesting, sensitive television programmes including Channel 4′s ‘24 Hours In A&E’ and we’re really excited about this new groundbreaking project for Channel 4.

Please contact Samantha Williams for more information on 020 3465 9060 or email her onsamantha.williams@thegardenproductions.tv

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Embryolab, an infertility clinic in Greece, is one of the most advanced scientific reproduction units in Europe with a team of top specialists in infertility treatment. Embryolab offers full range of top quality infertility treatment services, no waiting lists for sperm, egg & embryo donation treatments, making easier and faster results possible. Our prices are friendly and well thought out, to serve the family budget. In Embryolab we are proud of our staff, which includes distinguished physicians and embryologists, with years of combined experience in reproductive medicine and the treatment of infertility. The majority of our clinical and lab staff is trained in well known UK hospitals and institutions and has extensive experience working with British couples.

Our deep knowledge and expertise on preimplantation development and continuous search for novel approaches have been our driving force from the very beginning. This, together with our excellent pregnancy and “take home baby” rates is our strongest proof of excellent quality services. Our state-of-the-art laboratory has been organized in compliance with the international specifications. A combination of strictly controlled laboratory conditions, the use of new generation culture media and improved technology equipment, guarantees ideal conditions for in vitro growth and development of human gametes and embryos.

Here each and every couple is going to find an atmosphere of serenity and a supporting staff at their service, willing to stand by them until the best result is achieved. In Embryolab we want you to feel relaxed, comfortable and safe. That is why we have created an ultramodern, optimistic and friendly environment. Our premises are an example of contemporary design and easy luxury.

Embryolab is always ahead. A combination of new, innovative services create favourable conditions for the achievement of better results. In Embryolab, we treat infertility in a 360 degree angle and our success rates reward us for this.

Telephone  +30 2310 47 50 98 / Send an e-mail or visit   www.embryolab.gr

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BATH 26 January 2012 – A new supplement that allows men to take an active role in increasing the chances of conceiving and beating infertility has been launched.

RaMenX has been specifically developed to help improve the quality and quantity ofsperm. While a healthy lifestyle including good nutrition, exercise and mental wellbeing is also key RaMenX will ensure that men get the right balance of nutrients to maximise sperm health.

Over the last half century, male sperm count has decreased by up to 50% with one in 20 men having sub-normal sperm, and about 35% of infertility is male related. Male infertility is becoming a bigger problem for couples wanting to conceive.

The natural ingredients in RaMenX are all proven to optimise male reproductive health, improve sperm count and motility, and improve overall sperm health. Healthy sperm requires high levels of motile sperm of a normal morphology, within specific pH and fructose levels, and RaMenX combines the necessary nutrients into tablet form.

Sperm quality begins to decline around the age of 25, but regular exercise along with a nutritious diet rich in Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Vitamin D and Vitamin E can reduce this decline. Importantly, RaMenX contains 100% of the RDA of all these vitamins as well as Maca, which has long been shown to enhance strength, libido and fertility.

Dr Gedis Grudzinskas, a leading Harley Street fertility consultant says: “Though an under–researched and frequently misunderstood area, we know that male infertility is increasingly widespread. Often men feel left out of the process when it comes to finding a solution but RaMenX helps men take a bit more control when it comes to fertility. RaMenX is a credible fertility supplement that will increase the chances of conceiving.

“While women are born with all the eggs they will ever have, men produce sperm on a continual basis. And therefore, what a man does on a daily basis can affect the sperm maturation process. Biological and environmental factors can affect fertility but so can other things such as diet, exercise, weight and stress, alcohol, drugs and smoking.”

RaMenX has no adverse side effects and is available without prescription. RaMenX should be taken for at least three months as a sperm requires an average 90-day renewal cycle.

RaMenX is only available online and retails for £39.99 or a three month supply £89.97(incl. P&P). For more information visit: www.ramenx.com

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BridgeToBaby.com is a new online community for intended parents, surrogates, egg donors, same sex couples or anyone who struggles to create or expand their families. BridgeToBaby also provides an outlet for fertility professionals to reach out to the community, share their experiences and service offerings on a personal level.

 BridgeToBaby functions much like Facebook in that a member, or Bridgers as they are called, can add friends; post status updates about their journey, and even customize their profile page. But unlike Facebook, BridgeToBaby offers its members complete control over their identity and privacy and groups are never archived.

Dealing with infertility and/or surrogacy for example is a very private matter but the desire for emotional support and education is tremendous. Bridgers can join private groups and communicate with others in their situation or they can read blog posts from members going through aspects of the egg retrieval process or even a fertility expert who is exploring the topic of Asherman’s Syndrome and then answers member questions.

 www.BridgeToBaby.com