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| By: ISRAEL21c Staff |
| Published: June 28, 2005 |
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Offering hope to millions of women who face losing their fertility after chemotherapy, Israeli doctors have succeeded for the first time in reversing infertility due to cancer treatment by freezing ovarian tissue and later transplanting it. The result -- a healthy 6.6 pound girl born this week.
This appears to be the first time scientists have managed to preserve fertility by freezing ovarian tissue and then transplanting it in humans, researchers said.
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Israeli breakthrough - Frozen ovarian tissue transplant reverses infertility
- (ISRAEL21c)
06.28.2005
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