The food we eat feeds all of our cells. Our oocytes and sperm are no different from heart or liver, or skin cells and need nutrients to work properly. It is possible to improve your fertility through diet and nutrition. Poor sperm quality, obesity, conditions like PCOS and endometriosis, and being underweight, as well as
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Are your embryos grown in EmbryoScope?
If not, why not? Newly released data has has compared UK centres with at least one EmbryoScope to centres without an EmbryoScope. The data reveals an implantation rate (IR) in UK centres with an EmbryoScope as 38.3% compared to 30.5% in centres without an EmbryoScope. Implantation rate is defined as the number of gestational sacs
Flawless HIW Inspection Report
A Healthcare Inspectorate Wales (HIW) team completed a routine announced inspection of CRGW, on 5 December 2018. The ensuing report was published this week on 6th March. HIW explored how the service at CRGW complied with the Care Standards Act 2000, requirements of the Independent Health Care (Wales) Regulations 2011 and met the National Minimum
Would a sperm be a good triathlete? The swim off. Embryologist v Sperm… who wins?
The first blog on CRGW’s new website set me a task to talk about something interesting! My 2 passions in life are Embryology and Triathlon. I know, very different but I figured if I could somehow integrate the two it could get interesting. For me at least. As my family and friends would attest I’ll