Starting IVF often means stepping into the unknown. How many cycles might it take? What are the realistic odds of success? How much might it cost, financially and emotionally? These are questions patients ask every day, and until now, clear answers have been hard to come by. The University of Aberdeen has just launched a redesigned version of its free IVF success calculator, and it's built specifically to help patients get clearer, more personal answers. What Is It? The calc

Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidy (PGTA-A) can be a useful adjunct to IVF treatment. However, in order to make an informed...

The HFEA, the UK regulator for fertility clinics, have published their latest annual 'Fertility Trends Report'. This report gives...

Understanding success rates in IVF treatment can be difficult as it is dependent on so many different factors. The Human Fertilisation &...

Treatment add-ons are optional non-essential treatments that may be offered in addition to proven fertility treatments such as IVF or...

Chromosomal abnormalies are one of the most common causes of unsuccessful IVF. If an embryo has too many or too few chromosomes (a...