Of all the thousands of food columns I've written over the years, none has prompted more teasing by my friends than when I used the word "sperm". I wasn't being rude or pornographic; it, like...
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Henry and Patsy had been trying for a baby for almost a decade without success; every month brought renewed disappointment.
Scientists at Cardiff University in Wales are a step closer to treating male infertility with their latest discovery: adding a missing protein to infertile sperm can "kick-start" its ability to...
Why is the Penis Shaped Like That?
by Jesse Bering
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Fifteen mainland scholars and businessmen have called for an overhaul of the one-child policy, arguing it violates the constitution's guarantee of human rights.
Miss Chan, who has a daughter, did not want to leave anything to chance when she decided to have another child a year ago. For a foolproof way to conceive a boy, she turned to a local consultancy...
Wealthy Hongkongers uphold traditional values when it comes to child birth, with most rejecting abortion, adoption or artificial insemination as family planning options despite their reluctance to...
For wealthy mainland families, going overseas to give birth is just one of the many ways of evading Beijing's one-child policy. Using surrogate mothers is another - at least for the time being....
Historically, women have been attended and supported by other women during labour. Yet in many places throughout the world, including Hong Kong - and because more women give birth in hospital than...
Private doctors expect to be fully booked for Caesarean sections on December 12 this year - or 12/12/12, the last triple such date of the century and a day some couples consider lucky or...
Two indicators - the duration of pregnancy and weight at birth - are used to define how premature a baby is, paediatrician Barbara Lam Cheung-cheung says.
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