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Last updated at 11:56 AM on 26th January 2012

Rebekah Brooks, the former News International executive at the centre of the phone hacking scandal, has become a mother after a surrogate gave birth to a baby girl.

The 43-year-old, who could still face criminal charges over the affair, released a picture of herself holding her new daughter.

Scarlett Anne Mary was born yesterday afternoon at The Portland private hospital in London. She weighed 6lb1oz.

Brooks, who was editor of The News Of The World when reporters allegedly hacked murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler’s phone, announced the news through PR company Bell Pottigner.

Delight: Former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks cuddles baby daughter Scarlett Anne Mary who was born by surrogate mother at London's Portland Hospital yesterday afternoon

She and her husband, former racehorse trainer Charlie Brooks, have been trying for a baby for five years.

They had unsuccessful infertility treatment and eventually decided to use a surrogate.

In a statement, they said: ‘Our beautiful little miracle, Scarlett Anne Mary Brooks arrived at The Portland at 4.05pm weighing 6lb1oz.’

It is understood that the surrogate mother, who wishes to remain anonymous, had been expecting twins but the other baby died at an early stage of the pregnancy

The Brooks’ spokesman David Wilson said: ‘They are obviously overjoyed and relieved at a safe birth.

Happy couple: Mrs Brooks and her husband, former racehorse trainer Charlie Brooks, spent years trying to conceive naturally before deciding to use a surrogate

FALL OF THE QUEEN OF WAPPING

2011

JULY 4: Claims emerge that Milly Dowler's phone was hacked

JULY 5: Brooks says she is 'appalled and shocked' at allegations

JULY 7: News International announces closure of NotW as Scotland Yard identifies 4,000 potential victims

JULY 8: Andy Coulson, Clive Goodman and unnamed man, 63 arrested. Cameron urges Brooks to quit.

JULY 10: Last edition of NotW. Murdoch lands to take control of crisis. He describes Brooks – still in post – as his top priority (pictured together below)

JULY 15: Brooks quits as chief executive of News International

JULY 19: The former NI chief executive goes before a parliamentary select committee. She says she did not realise the extent of hacking at NotW until victims launched a series of civil cases

NOVEMBER 5: It emerges that Brooks received at ?1.7milion package after resigning from News International

NOVEMBER 18: Brooks and her husband Charlie announce they are expecting a baby by a surrogate mother

2012

JANUARY 6: Police arrest Cheryl Carter, who had been Brooks' assistant at NI for 19 years

JANUARY 26: Birth of Scarlett Anne Mary

‘Scarlett was born at 37 weeks and is perfectly healthy and the family are getting to know one another.

'It is tremendous news for them. They have been trying for five years to have a baby – since they got together.

‘They had more than two years of treatment to see if they could, but that has not been possible. They will be forever indebted to the surrogate.'

Brooks, who grew up in Warrington, Cheshire, edited the News of the World and the Sun before becoming chief executive of parent company News International in 2009.

Public furore erupted in July after it was reported that a private detective working for the News of the World, when Brooks was the editor, had hacked the mobile phone of murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler.

The News International boss quit her post on July 15. Two days later Scotland Yard detectives arrested her on suspicion of phone hacking and corruption.

She is currently on police bail. Her lawyer has said she denies committing any criminal offence.

Brooks’s personal assistant Cheryl Carter, 47, was arrested earlier this month on suspicion of perverting the course of justice.

She had worked for the ex-News International boss for 19 years at both The Sun and then the News Of The World

In a statement given at the time of her resignation Brooks said: 'As chief executive of the company, I feel a deep sense of responsibility for the people we have hurt and I want to reiterate how sorry I am for what we now know to have taken place.

'I have believed that the right and responsible action has been to lead us through the heat of the crisis.'

The fallout from the phone hacking affair led to David Cameron setting up the Leveson Inquiry into media standards.

Since it began in November, a string of celebrities have given evidence claiming they have been victims of phone hacking.

Editors, journalists and police officers have also gone before the inquiry.

Lord Leveson has said he is unlikely to recommend a law to curb press freedoms.

Yesterday the News of the World's most celebrated reporter Mazher Mahmood told the inquiry how he resigned from a job at the Sunday Times after he was caught trying to pin the blame for a mistake in one of his stories on someone else by doctoring a computer file.

Mahmood who was dubbed the 'fake sheik' for his tactic of dressing up as a rich Arab in order to trick the rich and famous into wrongdoing, blamed his dishonesty on being 'young and naive'.

Probe: Mrs Brooks appears before a parliamentary committee on phone hacking in July last year. She was editor of the News of the World at the time it was alleged reporters from the newspaper hacked into the mobile phone of murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler

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From the ultrasound and growing belly, to the moment you can touch those ten fingers and toes.  Tiny miracles happen every day.  But for many, the road to that miracle is a struggle.

 ”When I started back in the 80's, it was very 'hush, hush.'”  Dr. Mark Severino is the Medical Director of Fetility Services at Aurora Baycare Medical Center.

“We came here in 2002, and started the fertility clinic, which wasn't here at all.”

When he first arrived in Northeast Wisconsin, there was a waiting list of nearly 100 patients for the IVF cycle.

“Patients had been going to Minneapolis, Chicago, Milwaukee,” Dr. Severino said.

Since then, his practice has grown each year -  with more women realizing – they're not alone.

“It's a different struggle for each woman – almost a quiet struggle,” said Courtney Finley – wife of Packers TE, Jermichael Finley.

Her struggle started soon after the birth, of their first child.

“We tried for two years after we had a miscarriage, and you start losing hope,” said Courtney.

That's when they decided to see a fertility specialist in their home state of Texas.

 ”He did the diagnostic work – said my tubes were blocked 70 and 90 percent.”

Courtney and Jermichael were then told IVF was their best option to have another baby. 

“There's something about finding out you can't conceive naturally, that takes something away from your self-worth… or you feel guilty. What am I being punished for?” said Courtney.

That's when Courtney decided to meet with Dr. Severino.  In late 2011, a plan was put in place for her IVF treatment. 

“The beginning of January, we started shots that shut your 'woman process' down so the doctors can take over – and the shots do what they need to do,” said Courtney.

Shortly after, Courtney went in for some blood work (and within three-hours of leaving the clinic) the nurse called with some unexpected news.

 ”She was like – 'you're pregnant!'”

 Yup. Pregnant. Without even going through the entire IVF process.

“That's typically what we see. Sometimes couples will come in – the week after seeing us – and they call and say, 'I'm pregnant!' and it's been 8-years of trying,” said Dr. Severino. 

He adds - stress can play a role – and sometimes all it takes is a few tweaks.

“Come early! We see a higher success rate with younger women – seeking help is important.”

Words of advice Courtney now hopes other women will take to heart.

“If I share my story, and someone sees it - hopefully it will inspire them – push them – not to give up! If I would have given up, I wouldn't be here… it's priceless.”

Courtney's baby is due the end of August – big brother Kaydon already predicts – it's going to be a girl!

For more information on infertility services at Aurora, visit their website.

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Universitat Aut?noma de Barcelona patented an innovative system to specify in a simple, cost-effective and reliable manner the infertility of a person through the study of oxidative stress on sperm, a parameter rarely studied until now. The method was developed by professor Jordi Benet and doctoral researcher Agust? Garcia Peir? from the UAB Unit in Cellular Biology and Medical Genetics. The CIMAB (Centre d'Infertilitat Masculina i An?lisis de Barcelona) was founded to commercialise the method.

Male infertility requires exhaustive analyses of the sperm to determine the origins of the problem and be able to offer the most effective treatment. The main parameters studied currently include concentration levels, mobility and morphology of sperm. Recently however scientists began to consider using a new parameter, sperm DNA fragmentation.

Oxidative stress in sperm is the main cause of DNA fragmentation and that is why determining this parameter may justify the presence of fragmentation and thus discard other factors. This will aid doctors in administering anti-oxidant treatments to those who really need it.

“The difference with other existing methods lies in the fact that our system is simple, quick and cost-effective, and it can be easily added to any laboratory”, explains Agust? Garcia Peir?. The main innovation consists in a new formulation in the analysis which permits studying spermatozoa in a very precise manner, thus minimising any false positive results when testing for oxidative stress.

In order to offer diagnoses using this new method, a new spin-off was created. CIMAB (Centre d'Infertilitat Masculina i An?lisis de Barcelona) will focus its activities in determining the fertility potential of male individuals with different sperm analyses methods. It will offer its services to specialists in infertility such as gynaecologists, urologists, andrologists, fertility clinics and sperm banks. Leading this innovative initiative is Agust? Garcia Peir?.

Currently 15% of all reproductive age couples suffer from infertility and in 50% of the cases the male factor is responsible.

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WINDSOR, Ont. — Local cases of chlamydia, a sexually
transmitted infection that often shows no symptoms and can lead
to female infertility, have risen 67 per cent in five years.

Starting in 2007, they've gone from 525, to 641, to 569, to 776
and finally to 876 in 2011, Medical Officer of Health Dr. Allen
Heimann said Wednesday. That's a 36 per cent increase in the
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young, in the 18-to-24 age range.

“In the first couple of years, 2007, 2008 and 2009, we were
looking at a gradual increase, and now it appears to be much
greater in the last couple of years,” Heimann said. “What I
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Young people are passing it along through inadequately
protected sex. “And with chlamydia, sometimes there are no
symptoms, so if they have multiple partners and they're not
protecting themselves adequately, you do run the risk of
passing it along unknowingly.”

Heimann said the chlamydia numbers are primarily responsible
for the rising number of STIs in the region. The good news is
that unlike other STIs like HIV and herpes, it can be cured
with a course of antibiotics.

For roughly half the people who have it, there are either no
symptoms or they don't take notice of such symptoms as yellow
discharge from the penis or vagina, abdominal pain or a burning
sensation while urinating.

“Which can be especially a problem in women because it can lead
to continued infections, which can lead to problems with
reproduction,” Heimann said. “It can affect women's later
fertility.”

The rise in cases is province-wide. Positive tests have gone
from 23,000 in 2007 to 36,000 last year, a 56 per cent
increase. “But we just don't know how much of it is because
more people are being tested and how much of it is because
there is more chlamydia out there,” said Dr. Colin Lee, from
Public Health Ontario's department of infectious disease
prevention and control.

Until recent years, the test for chlamydia involved swabbing
the tip of the man's penis and the inside of a woman's vagina.

“Back in the '90s, no one's going to want to have something
uncomfortable in their privates in order to see if they have
something that doesn't cause them any grief at the time,” Lee
said.

Nowadays, all someone has to do is pee in a cup, he said. And
public awareness campaigns have encouraged people to get
tested. The result is the number of people being tested for
chlamydia has been increasing by 10 per cent a year.

“It can lead to serious infection of the pelvic area that may
require hospitalization, it's still a very important disease
that we want people to be diagnosed and treated for,” Lee said.

Jovanovski said the teen health site urges young people, if
they are sexually active, to be cautious about who they choose
as a partner, to use protection, and to come in – both of them
– for a simple urine test before engaging in sex.

“It's quick, it's painless (and free), and you know the results
within a couple of days.”

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