Fertility
Testicular tissue successfully produced sperm after 20 years
For the first time, testicular tissue frozen before puberty was replanted and led to sperm production.
Beersheba Family Court approves Iris Haim to use sperm of slain hostage son to have child
Israel enters new demographic era as population growth dips under 1% - study
The silent inflammation that harms male fertility – and the signs you're missing
Is destroying frozen embryos permitted in Jewish law?
Halacha only allows for abortion for therapeutic reasons, with decisors greatly divided over the scope of justifying rationales.
Health Ministry closes clinic for defective IVF treatment
New evidence and findings observed in the case of hemophilia-infected eggs led the Health Ministry to make a decision to immediately close the clinic: "clear and immediate harm to public health."
'Israel not a banana republic': Netanyahu slams Schumer's 'undermining' speech
Yair Lapid: Schumer's speech "is proof that, one by one, Netanyahu is losing the staunchest supporters of Israel."
Jewish fertility group is helping Alabama clients after state’s explosive ‘fetal personhood' ruling
The Jewish Fertility Foundation is funding out-of-state treatments for some Alabama clients after the ruling last month largely halted in-vitro fertilization.
Single, Israeli lesbians become main sperm donation recipients
Once a secret, taboo process for couples struggling with infertility, sperm donation has become an openly discussed and accepted means for many women and non-traditional families.
Fertility ethics in wartime - opinion
Is the extraction of sperm and use for fertility purposes permitted, and if so, who are the people who should be allowed to request it?
China's Xian sends 'sweet love' messages to encourage babymaking
The message was sent by Xian's Health Commission and Xian's Family Planning Association. Both government departments did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Fertility doctors condemn Health Ministry's move to restrict Assuta IVF
Infertile couples who want children via IVF and fertility specialists denounce Health Ministry decision to restrict treatment in private hospitals
Health Ministry orders Assuta reduce activity after IVF scandals
Assuta private hospital's IVF unit in Tel Aviv will be limited and supervised after fetus mix-up that followed another one at its Rishon Lezion hospital
Israel to consider law allowing fallen soldiers' parents to become grandparents
Proponents of the law passing argue that it would honor the fallen soldiers, allowing their legacy to continue on. There are, however, some ethical considerations.
