Tag Archives: Sherman Silber
Fertility owes Preservation to a Sheep
The journal Human Reproduction reported a 27-year old woman in Belgium has delivered a healthy baby boy. That would not be newsworthy if she had not been rendered sterile at 13 years old by a life-saving bone marrow transplant for … Continue reading
Posted in Biomedical, Fertility
Tagged Dolly the sheep, Edinburgh University, frozen ovary, ovary transplant, Sherman Silber
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Room for a Womb – a transplant story
It seems particularly fitting to congratulate a Swedish colleague who announced the world’s first successful uterine transplant the same week that the Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine is announced from Stockholm. Not that the transplant will earn him the … Continue reading
Posted in Biomedical, Other
Tagged In Vitro Fertilization, Mats Brannstrom, medical ethics, Mullerian agenesis, ovarian transplant, Sherman Silber, surrogacy, uterine transplant
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Roger musing about Peace with Nature 