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But I am also a patient in an infertility clinic.

"I just feel that nowadays, however much money infertility clinics make, it is totally important to give a warning," she said.

There are thousands of human embryos in frozen storage at infertility clinics around the country.

Having made their decision, Wendy and Mark were referred to an infertility clinic.

Not quite two weeks later, he and his wife received a call from their infertility clinic, which had matched them with an egg donor.

The regulation of infertility clinics, he said, "has traditionally been a power of the states."

They must also address problems related to payment and competition with infertility clinics seeking egg donors.

As a result, German infertility clinics do not generate spare embryos for stem cell research.

After a careful search, they settled on a specialist at a well-regarded infertility clinic about an hour's drive from their home.

For many who venture into the doors of leading infertility clinics, what the Butlers have done will be understandable, even enviable.

However, it should be remembered that the main author is an MD and is associated with an infertility clinic.

Noel P. Keane, the director of the infertility clinic and a pioneer in the surrogate movement, made a similar point.

Doctors have become skilled at creating human embryos, and anguished infertile couples are more than willing to pay for whatever infertility clinics can offer.

Like soldiers in combat, they forge close friendships in the charged atmosphere of infertility clinics, where procreation is the battle.

EVERY infertility clinic routinely comes across desperate couples who spend years and their last dollars trying to have a baby.

Dr. Santomauro is well-respected in his field, various people familiar with infertility clinics in the state said.

Physicians running other infertility clinics also wondered whether Dr. Sher could export his success rate to so many new centers.

Some infertility clinics will cryopreserve ovarian tissue for women who hope to use this experimental procedure after cancer treatment, should it become available in the future.

For example, in the infertility clinics, the patient's yearning for a child meets the drive, satisfaction and status inherent in or accorded to technical brilliance.

"We could sublicense the technology" to existing infertility clinics, Fugger says, or "we could set up our own facilities around the country.

It is ideally suited for school settings, athletic programs, fitness centers, infertility clinics, pediatric practices, general practice settings, and outpatient psychiatric departments.

The participating infertility clinics call the plans an innovative way to reduce the financial and emotional stress for infertile couples, who usually have no health insurance for such treatments.