03/08/2017 – Weekly Biotexcom clinic blog
Do you want to know what happens behind the scene of the clinic?Read more

Do you want to know what happens behind the scene of the clinic?Read more

While the war in Ukraine continues, life does not stop. In the last two months, 80 children were born at Biotexcom. The clinic does not stop its work for a day – the initial consultations of surrogate mothers and egg donors, punctures and transfers, as well as consultations and examinations of donors and surrogate mothers,Read more

Your surrogate doesn’t get pregnant? Don’t know what to expect in case of failed embryo transfer?Read more

It seems they can’t believe in their happiness as yet. After long years of waiting, their daughter gonna be with them forever.Read more

I think everyone ever read, think or talk about unethical part of surrogate motherhood in relation of surrogate mother. This is why for now we will leave this popular question and propose you to talk about “flip side of medal” – about women rights to bear child for another couple. “My body is my ownRead more

“Yes” for homosexual marriages! Members of the French Senate have approved a law that gives a green light for legalization of same-sex marriages in France. In addition, homosexuals will be able not only to legalize their relationships, but to adopt a child as well in the nearest future. This innovation was fully approved and signedRead more

Kovpak Vitaly – embryologist “I realize that thousands of patients place their fates in my hands. It can be said I create infertile couples’ happiness and their future children. I always remember this fact and my great responsibility. Entering embryology unit, my working place, I understand that someone’s family and happiness now depends on meRead more

Once Stallone united all the superstar veterans in one project. Legendary player Roy Hobbs and clinic Biotexcom did the sameRead more

Cells in the amniotic fluid that surrounds a developing baby can revive ageing and weak bones, say UK scientists. The discovery could help babies with genetic diseases, elderly people and even astronauts, they say. The findings in mice, published in Scientific Reports, showed cells in the fluid strengthened bone and cut fractures by 80%. Human clinicalRead more

As her new novel hits shelves, actress and writer Meera Syal tells Hannah Stephenson about becoming a parent again in her forties and how humour helped her beat the childhood bullies. The subject of older mothers inevitably arises in conversation with Meera Syal, who had her son Shaan at 44, and whose latest novel featuresRead more