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Recent reports plateauing IVF pregnancy rates in Europe are in sharp contrast to the still rising interest rates in the U.S., according to Norbert Gleicher, MD, a prominent fertility specialist and medical director of the Center for Human Rights reproduction CHR) in New York. Behind these differences may be fundamental differences in approach to patient physician relationship in Europe and the USA.

emphasis on reproduction, the official journal of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology in ESHRE) recently reported that in Europe they have the whole IVF pregnancy rates have remained stable.

As first reported by Dr. Gleichers team in 2006 (1.2), the European IVF pregnancy was significantly lower than U.S. rates. Recent European data suggest the clinical pregnancy rate in cycles of 32.5 percent. Conservative than 15% miscarriage rate, it would mean a transfer rate of 26.6 percent. Meanwhile, the U.S. rate of transmission was 40.7%.

question is why.

Part of the reason is the recent increase in the number of embryo transfers (SET) in Europe, explains Dr. Gleicher. In Europe, fertility experts and the government are considered lower risk of multiple pregnancy by setting a good reason to have less chance of pregnancy because of the paper. Thus, many European traders SET despite irrefutable evidence that patients value nothing more than a better chance of pregnancy in choosing their treatment of infertility.

This is a good example of the fundamental differences in the social philosophy of health between Europe and the United States, Dr. Gleicher European values ​​that they perceive as the common good over individual rights of patients. What they do not recognize, however, have unintended consequences that affect the patient-physician relationship, and last but not least, the results of IVF.

He continues: Not only do patients with a much lower chance of pregnancy with IVF and their American counterparts, in the end they were forced to undergo several IVF cycles and higher cost, of course, more risk. Europe, the carrier, more than three times as many cycles of IVF per capita than the U.S.. The same philosophy in Europe also leads to direct dosing. For example, most of the Nordic countries have all IVF treatment in women aged 40-41 and access unthinkable in the United States.

If the lessons to be learned here, Dr. Gleicher said, there is in vitro fertilization pregnancy rates in the United States will continue to improve, while IVF research and clinical care will remain largely unchanged government interference, and above all the success in the market, as they have in the past few decades.

(1) Gleicher et al. Formal comparison of implementation fertilization between Europe and the USA. Hum Reprod 2006, 21:1945-50, (2) Gleicher et al. Update on comparison of the results of assisted reproductive technologies between Europe and the USA. 2002 data Fertilia Stern 2007; 87:1301-5

Center for Human Reproduction

Center for Human Reproduction, or CHR was a leading fertility center in the U.S. with a worldwide reputation as a “fertility center of last resort”, who specializes in treating infertility in women with diminished ovarian reserve. Headed by Dr. Norbert Gleicher, the CHR help many European patientsin with local New York and North American patients receive state-of-the-art fertility treatments. Dr. Gleicher is available for further comment.

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San Jose, California (PRWEB) 26 February 2012

Follow us on LinkedIn apparel industry, a large part of the textile industry is highly fragmented and competitive and greatly affects the ever-changing consumer demands and preferences. Rapid urbanization, higher incomes, improved brand / Fashion drive awareness of women’s clothing in the lucrative, growing industry. Women emerged as a major label, and therefore significantly affect the acquisition process, mens and boys clothing and other segments. Selling women’s clothing in particular maternity wear is considered the most lucrative part of the U.S. retail market, but women continue to wear knitted in vogue in European markets. Corporate casual apparel has extended to different materials and styles, including market and buy clothing that helps. The bride is the market remains largely resistant to recession and continues to grow, despite economic and political uncertainty around the world.

clothing market for adult women (aged 35) is quickly evolving into a new segment, away from the clothes for women. Manufacturers and retailers, particularly vertically integrated retailers are cashing on this new phenomenon and try hard to cater to this growing and lucrative category. Rapidly growing Indian and Brazilian retail market, with large affluent middle-class citizens in the selection of fashionable and trendy clothes are considered a promising market. In fact, low-cost, high-PI Asia, including China, India and Sri Lanka, including the outsourcing radar for some manufacturers try to achieve economies of scale and cost savings.

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