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Fertility treatment raises tumour risk in study
LONDON (Reuters) - Women given drugs during fertility treatment to stimulate their ovaries to produce extra eggs have an increased risk of developing borderline ovarian tumours, Dutch researchers said on Thursday.

Babies born via fertility treatment may be smaller
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Babies conceived via fertility treatment might be somewhat smaller at birth than newborns conceived naturally, a new study suggests.

Fertility treatment raises tumor risk in study
LONDON (Reuters) - Women given drugs during fertility treatment to stimulate their ovaries to produce extra eggs have an increased risk of developing borderline ovarian tumors, Dutch researchers said on Thursday.

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US Study: Babies born via fertility treatment 'may be smaller'
Babies conceived using fertility treatment may be somewhat smaller at birth than newborns conceived naturally, but whether that is due to the treatment or the underlying infertility is not fully clear, a U.S. study said.

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Additional Fertility Inducing Drugs Resources:

1. Contribution of Assisted Reproductive Technology and Ovulation
The 1992 Fertility Clinic Success Rate and Certification Act requires that every U.S. The impact of ovulation-inducing drugs not associated with an ART

2. A Case-Control Study of Ovarian Cancer in Relation to Infertility
Study of Ovarian Cancer in Relation to Infertility and the Use of Ovulation-inducing Drugs Fertility Drugs and Gynecologic Cancer Ann. N.Y. Acad.

3. IngentaConnect Infertility treatment with ovulation-inducing drugs
Infertility treatment with ovulation-inducing drugs exacerbates gingival inflammation, gingival crevicular fluid and oral bleeding

4. JAMA -- Contribution of Assisted Reproduction Technology and
The 1992 Fertility Clinic Success Rate and Certification Act requires that every U.S. The impact of ovulation-inducing drugs not associated with an ART